The President Claudia Sheinbaum announced the launch of Plan Michoacán, a comprehensive proposal that seeks to address the violence crisis in the state and rebuild peace from the communities. These actions take place after the murder of Carlos Manzo, municipal president of Uruapan; Therefore, the president reaffirmed her government’s commitment to clarify the homicide and assured that since the previous day the presence of federal forces in the region has been reinforced. “Our commitment is to reach the truth and do justice.” Sheinbaum explained that the plan will be built from the bottom up, with active participation of indigenous communities, traditional authorities and churches. The objective is to present concrete actions in the coming days, with three fundamental axes: Security and justice: Reinforcement of the federal presence in Michoacán, with a focus on citizen protection and the fight against impunity. Economic development: Social security guarantees for farmers and support for local economies. Education and culture for peace: Promotion of community values, citizen training and reconstruction of the social fabric. On another topic, the Chief Executive addressed the recent decision of the Peruvian government to break diplomatic relations with Mexico, after granting political asylum to former Prime Minister Betssy Chávez Chino. Sheinbaum defended the Mexican position and assured that consular and commercial ties between both countries will remain in force.
LAURA ITZEL CASTILLO, PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, ENDORSES COMMITMENT TO DIALOGUE AND RESPECT DURING THE SESSIONS
After the Senate rostrum was ignited by the debate surrounding the murder of Carlos Manzo, mayor of Uruapan, Michoacán, which occurred last Saturday during the Day of the Dead celebrations, where the opposition accused the federal and state governments of “criminal negligence” and “total failure” in their strategy against organized crime, the president of the Senate of the Republic, Laura Itzel Castillo Juarezreaffirmed his commitment to maintaining dialogue and respect during the plenary sessions of the Chamber. In a message shared on social networks, the senator emphasized that the sessions must take place in an environment of civility and freedom of expression, without hate speech or lack of respect. Politics – stated Laura Itzel Castillo Juárez – is built with arguments, not with grievances. “From the Board of Directors of the Senate of the Republic I reaffirm my commitment to maintaining dialogue with respect. The sessions must take place in an environment of civility and freedom of expression, without hate speech or lack of respect. Politics is built with arguments, not with grievances,” he stated in the message.
KENIA LÓPEZ, PRESIDENT OF THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, ASSURED THAT THEY MUST WORK IN A COORDINATED MANNER TO ENSURE SECURITY
The assassination of the mayor of Uruapan, Carlos Manzo, forces us as a country to pause to listen, reflect and reinforce our commitment to security and peace, said the president of the Board of Directors of the Chamber of Deputies, Kenia López Rabadán. This tragedy, he added, forces us to work in a coordinated manner to guarantee everyone’s safety. Mexico deserves a comprehensive and sustained security policy, based on cooperation, analysis and shared commitment, he said, and affirmed that those responsible must recognize the problem, work responsibly and seriously, putting Mexico’s families first. The deputy president pointed out that the way in which the life of Mayor Carlos Manzo was taken outrages Mexico and expressed her solidarity with his family, his team and the community of Uruapan.
DEPUTY ALFONSO RAMÍREZ CUÉLLAR MEETS WITH THE CONFEDERATION OF SUPPLY CENTERS OF THE COUNTRY
Morena’s vice coordinator in the Chamber of Deputies, Alfonso Ramirez Cuellar maintains a constant dialogue with the various sectors of society and proof of this is that it recently met with the Confederation of Supply Centers of the country. Our purpose, he said, is to bring together producers and consumers of the 32 entities. At the meeting, the president of this association, Miguel Farías, indicated that the meeting discussed issues of the Supply Centers and bean problems.
RICARDO MONREAL, MORENA COORDINATOR IN SAN LÁZARO SUPPORTS CLAUDIA SHEINBAUM’S SECURITY STRATEGY
The coordinator of the Morena bench in the Chamber of Deputies, Ricardo Monreal Avilagave his support to the president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, about not changing the security strategy after the violent events that occurred on November 1 against the municipal president of Uruapan, Carlos Manzo. The legislator assured that messages of hatred and unjustified fury were observed on social networks against the Federal president, who addresses the insecurity problems that afflict the country in a correct manner. “We condemn any type of aggression and homicide that occurs in the country. I am sure that there will be those responsible, both materially and intellectually, and there will be no impunity. I am convinced that there will not be any in the government of Dr. Claudia Sheinbaum,” he declared.
DEPUTY RUBÉN MOREIRA, PRI COORDINATOR IN SAN LÁZARO, ASSURES THAT THE GOVERNOR OF MICHOACÁN SHOULD RESIGN
The deputy Ruben Moreira Valdezcoordinator of the PRI Parliamentary Group, considered that the governor of Michoacán, Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla, should resign from his position after the assassination of the municipal president of Uruapan, Carlos Manzo Rodríguez, last Saturday, November 1. Moreira indicated that the resignation of Ramírez Bedolla would pay off, because “the insensitivity of a ruler is gone and he leaves like many governors due to frivolity, due to the popularity of handing over things, squandering the budget and the fact that they are forced to take on the responsibility of being governors.” Moreira Valdez pointed out that the government’s “triumphalist” discourse contrasts with the reality of homicides, disappearances and extortions in various entities such as Michoacán, Nuevo León, Veracruz and Tamaulipas. “Organized crime owns part of the country and the government does not want to accept it.”
PAN COORDINATOR IN SAN LÁZARO, ELIAS LIXE PRESENTS ALTERNATE PROPOSAL TO THE 2026 BUDGET
Although the majority in San Lázaro generally approved the budget for next year, the blue and white coordinator, Elias Turn., proposed an alternative budget. Lixa stated that the Executive’s proposal has almost 10.2 billion pesos, we propose in this act to redirect 4.3 percent, 4.3 percent which means 437 billion pesos. That is to say, not even 5 percent of the entire amount that the government intends could alleviate the most urgent needs in terms of security, health, education and to get the countryside out of the abandonment in which it is in. The alternative proposal proposes reallocating a little more than 437 billion pesos.
REPRESENTATIVE GERMÁN MARTÍNEZ CRITICISM CENTRALISM IN THE EXECUTIVE BUDGET DRAFT
The Chamber of Deputies generally approved the Federation Expenditure Budget (PEF) for 2026, with a total of 358 votes in favor, 133 against and no abstentions. In the discussion, Germán Martínez, deputy of National Action, He criticized the centralist nature of the budget, warned about possible reactions of citizen discontent and asked that citizens not complain when they burn the municipal palaces as happened in Uruapan after eliminating the Strengthening for Security (Fortaseg).
SENATOR LUIS DONALDO COLOSIO DE MC LAUNCHES CRITICISMS AGAINST THE SECURITY STRATEGY
The senator of MC, Luis Donaldo Colosio Riojas, launched harsh criticism after the murder of the councilor of Uruapan, because during his speech in the plenary session of the Upper House, he reproached that, in response to the alerts sent by the Michoacan councilor, he received a criminal response and not help from the government. “The murder of Carlos Manzo confronts us with a painful truth. In Mexico, it is still more likely that anyone who raises their voice will receive a criminal response rather than a government response,” he said, noting that the mayor was murdered in the municipality’s main public square. Furthermore, Colosio Riojas pointed out that Manzo “was not in the wrong place or at the wrong time,” so this crime reflects the reality of violence in the country. “Carlos was where a mayor should be… doing what he always did, showing his face and he died like no one should die. That image of a dejected municipal president… is a brutal story of what the country is experiencing,” said the Emecista politician.
TRUMP HAS A LOT OF RESPECT FOR CLAUDIA SHEINBAUM AND APPRECIATES COORDINATION: KAROLINE LEAVITT
Caroline Leavittspokesperson for the White House, assured this Tuesday that the President of the United States, Donald Trump, She has a lot of respect for Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo as President of Mexico and appreciates the coordination with that country to combat drug trafficking. “I think he has a lot of respect for her.” [Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo] as President of Mexico, and really appreciates the coordination with the Trump Government,” the spokesperson declared at a press conference. The statement comes after the federal president ruled out in the morning the possibility of any intervention by US armed forces in Mexican territory, following a report by NBC News that stated that the Trump Government was preparing troops to enter Mexico. “That is not going to happen. We have no reports that it will happen. Furthermore, we do not agree and we have raised it with President Donald Trump, if he appears on a call, that this is not our policy and that we do not agree,” he indicated.
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