Antares Vazquez, a legislator from Morena, is in favor of discussing the removal of the coordinator of said parliamentary group in the Senate of the Republic, Ricardo Monreal, following his statements to the effect that the aspirations of the radicals from Fourth transformation they would end Mexico.
In an interview with him Reforma newspaper, Vazquez Alatorre She said she was proud that they classify her as part of Morena’s radical wing: “I am honored (…) I believe that radicalism in this case is not at all once morest the country, on the contrary.”
“Everyone has their role in this transformation, and I believe that Senator Monreal has contributed things and that everyone can fit in here,” said the senator.
He (Monreal) has a personal project that he should not put before this transformation in which we are still immersed, but eventually I am in favor of at least discussing (the removal) and democratizing a series of situations, “he said.
“Many things are imputed to us of decisions that we have not taken collectively, among them the document that they produced talking regarding a political persecution in Veracruz, not that. I detached myself from that statement and several have done so, but it would already be a decision of the parliamentary group; We are 61 senators in the group and we would all have to discuss the issues, “he said.
Last january 10 and following the statements of Monreal Ávila, the president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador it was assumed as radical, but only to search “to pull out from the root” to the regime of “corruption and of privileges“.
“This is the Fourth Transformation in the history of Mexico and radical comes from the roots and must be uprooted. This peaceful transformation is as profound as the Independence, the Reform or the Revolution, “he declared.
We are radicals because of the radical word that comes from the roots, and we want to uproot the corrupt regime, of injustices and privileges, of course we are radicals. We are not vulgar ambitious, “he added.
A Lopez Obrador he was surprised by the interview of Monreal Avila a Reform, and detailed that, as well as the morenista legislator has the right to demonstrate, “I also have all the right not to answer.”
With information from López-Dóriga Digital
