President Andrés Manuel López Obrador will have a pretty heavy week, since in addition to dealing with the issue of his brother Pío López Obrador, as well as the Covid-19 pandemic (whose projections of deaths by the end of the year are estimated at more than 100,000), will meet with four of the leaders who make up the so-called Federalist Alliance.
They detail that on Wednesday, the head of the federal Executive will meet in the morning with the Governor of Coahuila, Miguel Riquelme, in Torreón and that day, but in the afternoon with José Rosas Aispuro Torres, Governor of Durango, to open a shopping center in Gómez Palacio.
The next day, the president will travel by land to New Lion, where you will meet the governor Jaime Rodríguez “The Bronco”, and where it is expected that they can meet in Monterrey, where the security meeting and press conference will be held, to later visit the Cadereyta refinery.
From the Northern Sultana, you will travel to Tamaulipas, as the last point of his tour, to meet with the PAN Governor Francisco García Cabeza de Vaca, who is flatly accusing the federal government of “giving party slaps” after being informed that Alejandro Rojas Diaz-Duran, Morena’s candidate, accused him of having links with drug trafficking.
The President will have no more than the weekend to prepare his government report to be presented on September 1 in the afternoon at the National Palace. What is a fact, they anticipate us, is that the Lozoya case will be mentioned, but the case of his brother and the “catastrophic scenario” of more than 60 thousand deaths from Covid-19, too?
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