translated from Spanish: Extinction of domain, key to weaken the financial power of crime: Alfredo Ramírez

Morelia, Michoacan.-the Wednesday put to the vote of the legislature LXXIV constitutional reform of extinction of domain, so the Deputy Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla stressed that his approval is essential to undermine the financial capacity that is one of the main sources of power of crime.
Approved by the Congress of the Union, this constitutional reform also must be endorsed by at least 17 local legislatures to enter into force; in the Michoacan legislature, the opinion was already approved by the Committee on constitutional issues, so Ramirez Bedolla trusts that the full legislature LXXIV would vote in favour of this amendment.
Alfredo Ramírez, Member of the Commission, stressed that members of Morena is priority that the Congress of Michoacan may contribute to the approval of the constitutional reforms that the foundations of the fourth transformation of the nation, as it is the case of laws of extinction of domain, pre-trial detention, and national guard, which together strengthened the rule of law to combat crime and ensure the well-being of citizens.
Regarding the reform proposed by the Government of Mexico domain expiring, he stressed that it speeds up the action of the State to allow the intervention of property crime or associated with criminal acts to be an act of civil, not criminal justice.
The legislator of Morena also held that has expanded the number of crimes in which the extinction of domain can be applied, and consider in this catalog acts of corruption, kidnapping, trafficking in persons, forced disappearance and wrongful acts linked with hydrocarbons.
In addition to the criminal sanction offenders, it is important to weaken the financial power that allows them to continue operating and relapse into criminal behavior, stressed Ramirez Bedolla and emphasized that approve this reform in Michoacán also constitutes an act of Justice for victims of crime.

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