He presidential candidate of the Citizen Movement, Jorge Álvarez Máynezspoke out this Tuesday, April 23, in favor of the legalization of Euthanasia in Mexico, a procedure that considered a human right that must be respected.
”It is a right of people to (have) palliative care and I think it is an issue that we must address comprehensively from that point of view. human rights perspective“, he declared to the media, during his visit to Guadalajara.
At the end of a meeting with young people, Álvarez Máynez assured that he agreed with the proposal of Salomón Chertorivski, candidate of his party for the head of Government of Mexico City and recalled that during his time in Congress he presented an initiative for the General Law of Advance Directives and legalize this practice.
The candidate had a talk with students from the Enrique Díaz de León University, the 22nd one he visited during his campaign, in which he promised that, if he wins the June 2 elections, he will promote change to a clean energy model to take advantage of the ‘nearshoring’, the phenomenon of relocation of value chains.”
(For) all the investments that are coming to the southern United States and Mexico from Asia, we need energy and water and to have energy we are not going to do it with coal, fossil fuels and fuel oil. The (fossil energy) model is not enough for the energy this country needs,” he assured.
He stressed that building a thermoelectric plant is six times more expensive than a photovoltaic plant. single energyr, and proposed the creation of a national clean energy program to take advantage of natural resources such as the sun and the wind.
The orange party candidate revealed that, as part of his educational project, he would propose legislation so that public universities have a budget guaranteed by law that does not depend on the president in office and that allows a million young people to enter.
This would involve the implementation of a network decentralization model that grants financial responsibility to public universities, he added.
”Universities have had a budget cut of 15 percent and have 15 percent more students than six years ago, but they are being suffocated financially, we need to give them a constitutional budget so that there are no rejected young people,” he said.
