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Mario Delgado, Monreal, Santiago Nieto, politicians who voted in the revocation of the mandate For the first time in the history of Mexico, the revocation of the mandate was held, and several politicians and former officials of the 4T presumed that they cast their vote.
Mario Slimnational president of Morena, cast their vote in the electoral exercise revocation of mandate in the Ecological Urban School Park of the Iztacalco mayor’s office.
The national leader of Morena did not rule out that the advisors of the National Electoral Institute (INE) intend to annul the exercise of revocation of mandate, for which he called them not to fall into that “authoritarian temptation.”
He too Morena coordinator in the Senate, Ricardo Monreal, participated in the consultation He called on citizens to do the same.
“It is an unprecedented exercise in which we must all participate, I estimated that if 10 million voted it was a moderate success, if 15 voted, well, and if there were 20 or more it would be a success, I said so and wrote it in several articles. It is an exercise in direct participation that we have been fighting for on the left for more than 20 years,” he explained.
Interviewed outside a booth located in the Juárez neighborhood, Cuauhtémoc mayor’s office, he recommended even those who are once morest President López Obrador to participate.
“On the different occasions that I was a legislator, we promoted this exercise and it was never fulfilled, now we have to exercise it, I call on everyone to come and vote, assert their right, it is very important. Even those who do not agree with the president, it is time to exercise the right, I voted and voted for the president to continue, because for me he is a good president,” he concluded.
“Even those who do not agree with the president, it is time to exercise the right, I voted and voted for the president to continue,” said Ricardo Monreal https://t.co/ZNQqHGRAW8
– The Universal (@El_Universal_Mx) April 10, 2022
Claudia SheinbaumHead of Government of Mexico City he cast his vote in a polling place in Tlalpan.
The official wrote on her Twitter account: Long live participatory democracy! I cast my vote for the exercise of the #Mandate Revocation.
Long live Mexico! #RevocationOfMandate pic.twitter.com/IORuPoWVQx
– Jesusa Rodríguez (@jesusardgz) April 10, 2022
Santiago Grandsonformer head of the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), also did the same and shared on Twitter: “Participate in direct democracy, also thinking of all the nations and people in the world who do not have that privilege.”
Participate in direct democracy, thinking also of all the nations and people in the world that do not have that privilege. Other images of this day. #RevocationOfMandate #VengodeSanJuandelRío. pic.twitter.com/28iMBqpD4X
– Santiago Nieto (@SNietoCastillo) April 10, 2022
Olga Sánchez Cordero, current president of the Board of Directors in the Senate and former head of Segob, published a video with some aspects of the moment in which she cast her vote.
I exercised my right to vote in the revocation or ratification consultation of the mandate.
I invite you to participate in this democratic exercise of direct citizen participation.
Locate your box and exercise your right. pic.twitter.com/xWur4Z2uHP
– Olga Sánchez Cordero (@M_OlgaSCordero) April 10, 2022
AMLO writes “Long live Zapata!” in ballot of revocation of mandate
As he had anticipated, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador wrote the legend “LONG LIVE ZAPATA!” in the ballot of the mandate revocation consultation.
Last Tuesday, at a morning press conference, the head of the federal Executive announced that this Sunday, April 10, he would participate in the citizen consultation, however, he indicated that he would not vote to have the mandate revoked, but instead, he would write in the ballot the phrase “Long live Emiliano Zapata!”, because this Sunday marks the 105th anniversary of the assassination of the revolutionary.
“On Sunday I am going to vote. At once I’m going to tell you that, well, I can’t vote for one thing or the other, but I do have to go vote because a Democrat always has to participate when it comes to making decisions; but as is my case…
“It’s like when I voted for president, because I voted for Monsiváis, for Elenita Poniatowska, for ‘Chema’ Pérez Gay, for Rodolfo Peña, I voted for them. Now I am going to vote, I am going to put my ballot ¡Viva Emiliano Zapata!, because it is April 10, ”he said.
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