He Governor of Jalisco, Enrique Alfaroheld a meeting with President Andrés Manuel López Obrador in the middle of the campaign period and while the entity is in the public eye due to the arrest of Abraham Oseguera ‘Don Rodo’brother of Nemesio Oseguera ‘El Mencho’, leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG).
Through a video on his social networks, Alfaro confirmed the meeting on his social networks on the morning of April 22, and said that on the side of his administration there is always a willingness to speak with the Mexican president, in addition to ensuring that He will spend a couple of days in Mexico City after his visit to the National Palace.
Enrique Alfaro, who has shared his sympathy with the presidential candidate of the PRI-PAN-PRD, Xóchitl Gálvez, is in recent days not only as governor of Jalisco, but as a member of Movimiento Ciudadano, the party with which he won the elections but he will stop after showing his dissatisfaction with the party’s refusal to negotiate with the opposition alliance and achieve a possible coalition since last year.
Despite this, he has remained outside the electoral process, and his future is unknown. And this Monday he appeared in the National Palace after the arrest in Autlán de Navarro of ‘Don Rodo’, although he did not say anything about that topic and did not even say if he spoke with López Obrador about that topic in their meeting.
Abraham Oseguera was transferred to Mexico City after his arrest. She was in the Specialized Prosecutor’s Office for Organized Crime (FEMDO) and then arrived at the Altiplano Penitentiary.
What did López Obrador and Enrique Alfaro talk about?
According to the governor himself, at his meeting this Monday the main topic was education, since in addition to López Obrador and Alfarothe entity’s Secretary of Public Education, Juan Carlos Flores Miramontes, was present.
Budget issues for Jalisco were also addressed, although it was not clear for which items.
“As always, the will of the Jalisco government to establish effective coordination with federal authorities will be on the table,” Alfaro emphasized.
