The state of Veracruz will have immigration policy in which it will seek to stop the number of people who need to leave, in addition, there will be training for police and care centers for Central American migrants, stated the candidate of the Let’s Keep Making History coalition for Veracruz, RocÃo Nahle.
He noted that he will be working on implementing a policy in coordination with national programs but also on local actions to be implemented from the entity to work on both the migration that arrives in the state and the people who decide to leave the entity.
During the first debate for the governorship of Veracruzstated that the training for police officers will be both municipal and state in matters of migration so that they know how to act, in addition to establishing a migrant platform with which figures necessary to know the situation in an irregular situation will be delivered.
At another point, he stated that he will place regional migration centers to support people who arrive at the entity because it is part of the migratory route.
Also, he assured that work will be done to generate jobs and thus avoid migration from the state of Veracruz.
This is how the first debate for the governorship of Veracruz went
In addition, Nahle presented evidence of resources that his opponent received, José Yunes Zorrillaby the Government of Veracruz, as well as million-dollar properties by people linked to it.
This is the first of two debates organized by the Public Local Electoral Body and takes place at the Museum of Anthropology and History in the City of Xalapa. It is moderated by journalists Eirinet Gómez López and Leonardo Antonio Curzio Gutiérrezwho prior to the electoral exercise indicated that they would seek equity in this exercise.
For the first time, the debate had simultaneous translation into indigenous languages, so it was simultaneously transmitted in Totonac, Nahuatl and Huastec, which correspond to the three most used in the Veracruz entity.
The candidate for the Fuerza y ​​Corazón por Veracruz coalition, José Yunes Zorrilla, pointed out that they will be attending to internal migration with similar centers but for those who come to do agricultural work in various municipalities. He also focused his participation in the debate to speak against his opponent RocÃo Nahle.
Meanwhile, the Citizen Movement candidate, Hipólito Deschamps Espino Barros He focused on issues of poverty as well as making accusations against both candidates.
