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Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, presidential candidate of Morenacontinues with activities in Mexico City this Tuesday, April 30, after participating in the second presidential debate on sunday in Churubusco Studies of which she was declared the winner.
After that meeting, where he exchanged criticism with his opponent, the candidate of ‘Fuerza y Corazón por México’ Xóchitl Gálvez, Sheinbaum He had a meeting on Monday with Mexican industrialists from the countryside.
The businessmen asked the ‘Let’s Keep Making History’ candidate to “do the task” of promoting the Mexican countryside, when attending the drought and other problems that plague that sector.
The president of the National Agricultural Council (CNA), Juan Cortina Gallardo, who leads the leadership of the Mexican agricultural industry, said that although there are good results, we could have an even stronger, updated and more productive field.
The presidential candidate of Morena, PT and PVEM promised to work to modernize the field, accompanied by a review of water investments in the country; The candidate has previously mentioned her National Water Plan.
What is Sheinbaum’s agenda for this Tuesday, April 30?
The former head of Government, Claudia Sheinbaum will have two events this Tuesday, April 30 in Milpa Alta and Tláhuac, CDMX.
Then, on Wednesday, May 1, he will travel to Zihuatanejo, in Guerrero, and Lázaro Cárdenas, in Michoacán.
The next day you will visit the Michoacan municipalities of Uruapan, Chilchota and Zamora.
On Friday, May 3, Sheinbaum Pardo will be in Sahuayo and then will move to Guanajuato, where he will have events in San Francisco del Rincón and Irapuato.
On the weekend, the ‘favorite’ presidential candidate in the polls will have events in Guanajuato, the State of Mexico and CDMX.
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How will Sheinbaum support higher-level students?
The presidential candidate of the ‘Let’s Keep Making History’ coalition said this Tuesday that it is unthinkable that Mexicans exist without the opportunity to study at the levels of upper secondary and higher educationhence pledged to create 150 new free universities.
“To the extent that we have adolescents, boys, girls, young people in school, to that extent we will continue building a country of peace, a country of prosperity and a country of justice” said Sheinbaum when participating in the ‘Dialogue: Education, Science and Technology’ forum in the capital.
The central objective of this proposal is to provide greater educational inclusion for youths and thus contribute to guarantee the peace of Mexicans, since This would cover 55 percent of the gross coverage of the higher education level in Mexico.
For her part, Rosaura Ruíz, a member of the Morena presidential candidate’s campaign team, indicated that with the creation of 150 schools upper secondary and higher education the educational gap can be addressedspecifically in the states and localities with the highest level of lag.
The former Secretary of Equation in the CDMX government, Rosaura Ruiz, added that nearly 300,000 young Mexicans complete basic level studies, but are not guaranteed a place in high school.
He indicated that Sheinbaum’s goal At the end of his six-year term, in 2030, will be to reach 55 percent in gross coverage of universitiesthis with the aim of turning Mexico into a scientific and technological power.
How did Claudia Sheinbaum do after the second debate?
Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo was evasive to the provocations of his closest rival, Xóchitl Gálvez, during the second debate on Sunday, April 28.
Xóchitl was quick to call the Morenista “candidate of lies”stated that Morena was a “narcoparty” and pointed it out as “fuel oil candidate.”
Meanwhile, Sheinbaum reminded Xóchitl that she represents the PAN, PRI and PRD parties in these elections and pointed out that her project was neoliberala word that is associated with negative policies.
In both presidential debates and during her campaign, the Morenista candidate has stressed that she will maintain AMLO’s policies and that her Government will be a continuation of López Obrador’s projects.
On this occasion, he highlighted that some of his proposals are the creation of 22 Welfare Centers, increases in the minimum wage, the construction of ports in the Caribbean and the Pacific, among others.
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