In the first of the dialogues with Coparmexthe candidate of the ‘Dignity and Security for Morelos, Let’s All’ coalition, Lucy Meza Guzmán committed to removing the state from the abandonment that has plunged it into a deep economic and security crisis.
Aware that the change that the entity needs depends on the collaboration of everyone, the standard bearer of the PAN-PRI-PRD-RSP alliance He called on the business sector to work together so that Morelos recovers peace and dignity; so that children can play in the streets again and workers receive fair wages.
In this sense, he committed to working on a scheme in which the public investment don’t leave Morelosbut rather that it stays with local businessmen, with whom it seeks to work together for the good of all.
“We have natural resources, hard-working people, a privileged geographical location. The only thing that stops us is the inability of the government, corruption and insecurity,” said Meza Guzmán.
With a mediocre trend of economic growth During the last 20 years, the candidate for change was firm in saying that her main priorities are to address insecurity and take actions to boost the local economy.
Another of the candidate’s priorities is employment generation, since it sees economic growth as a key point in terms of security, local investment and social development. In this sense, he commented that, beyond social programs, people also hope to be able to build their future with stable jobs. In this regard he said:
“We don’t have to give citizens fish, we have to teach them how to fish. The women in the countryside have told me: don’t give me groceries, tell me where I go to work.”
In matters of securitythe candidate committed to disappearing the failed state security commission, and we are going to create the Secretariat of Human Security, in addition to implementing the action program of safe paths with lights with solar cells for all communities in the state where the higher crime incidence.
Likewise, accusing that Morelos has the most opaque and corrupt government in the entire country, Lucy Meza attested to Coparmex that, at the beginning of her administration, the times in which officials use their positions for personal benefit will end.
It is worth mentioning that Lucy Meza was the first of the three candidates to appear in the COPARMEX Citizen Dialoguesthus demonstrating their commitment to citizens.
“Rest assured that in me you will find an allied governor, who will fight every day to improve the quality of life and well-being of everyone in Morelos,” the candidate concluded to applause.
