Claudia Sheinbaum assured that facilities will be given to opposition protesters in favor of the INE

The head of government of the CDMX said that this is giving facilities to those who will march (Cuartoscuro)

A few hours after the second march in favor of the National Electoral Institute (INE) takes place, politicians and various figures have called for citizens to attend the demonstration in defense of democracy and against Plan B.

They shielded the National Palace before the march in defense of the INE

Two-meter-high metal fences were placed around the historic site

And also the government of Mexico City (CDMX) got down to work, since it was circulated that there would be road closures and it was seen how metal fences were placed around the National Palace, which caused a large amount of criticism.

However, the head of government, Dr. Claudia Sheinbaum, assured that the capital’s authorities were taking what was necessary so that during the march, the protesters had all kinds of facilities to congregate in the Zócalo of the City of Mexico.

“They are going to be given all the facilities and a team from the Citizen Security Secretariat will be watching for anything that may be there, so that they can react quickly”

These statements were made during an act held at the Tlalpan mayor’s office where he assured that the representatives of some of the movements against Plan B, requested facilities for the parking of several trucks on Pino Suárez avenue,

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According to the capital’s president, they plan to locate around 20 buses on the avenue that will remain parked, although she showed some mistrust. “I don’t know who is going to come in those vehicles, right, they have to come in vehicles, (…) I don’t know if they are armored or not,” she said.

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The installation of a gazebo, nine audio platforms distributed in the Zócalo, five 5×5 tents, three trucks with a power plant, a camera with a crane cameraman and four screens, as well as water pipes, portable toilets and a camper are also contemplated. with rear toilets.

In turn, among the requests indicated by the president, was the one to give access to an emergency unit along with 30 film security elements.

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These clarifications were given after a rumor circulated on social networks that roads would be closed to make it difficult for protesters to access the square in front of the Palace, the residence of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO).

In any case, he added that the Zócalo station will be closed as it is done on any day when there is an event. He added that there will be the presence of a Citizen Security team that will be aware of “anything that may be” and that there will be a quick reaction.

The congregation will be held at 11 o’clock (FCN)

The demonstration of this February 26, aims to show the rejection of civil organizations related to the businessman Claudio X. Gonzáles, in addition to the opposition sector to the AMLO government for the approval of Plan B.

With this series of reforms to secondary electoral laws, the opposition has argued that the government seeks to control the elections and reduce the autonomy of the INE, both due to budget cuts and certain restructurings.

The time at which the sympathizers’ meeting was called was at 11:00 a.m., however, those interested were asked to arrive earlier, since they announced early that there would be vehicular cuts, which the president denied.

It will not be a march as such, since the participants do not have a route, it is only expected that people meet directly on the esplanade of the capital’s Zócalo, located in the Historic Center of Mexico City (CDMX).

Although they did not indicate a specific time at which it would end, it is estimated that it will last more than an hour, since there will be at least three speakers: an employee belonging to the electoral service, the journalist Beatriz Pages and the retired minister José Ramón Cossío , at the end of the event they are scheduled to sing the national anthem.

The concentration will be replicated in at least 90 more cities, some abroad.

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