city of Mexico.-for the second time, the Senate dismissed the shortlists submitted by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, for the designation of the four vacancies of the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE). After a heated discussion, none of the twelve Commissioners would-be managed two thirds of votes of the senators, and the procedure to follow will be the President of the Republic to make the direct appointment. According to the votes obtained, José Alberto Celestino managed 67; Luis Linares added 65 votes; Norma Leticia Campos, 64 and Guadalupe Escalante accumulated 61 votes. None of the proposals Commissioner could obtain the qualified majority, because they had 47 votes against.
None of those proposals in the triads for Commissioners of the @CRE_Mexico brings together the required majority; It refers to the Federal Executive. -Senate of Mexico (@senadomexicano) April 3, 2019 among the arguments given in the upper House is that the President of the Senate, Marti Batres, was accused of that altered the order of the day so that senators will vote this Wednesday the triads of l Commission Regulation of Energia.el Senator Damian Zepeda said that the agenda he received on Tuesday night did not establish the vote of the Commissioners. Meanwhile, Senator Dante Delgado’s citizen movement demanded to Marti Batres to “lower her two hatched his presidency”. The PRI through Jorge Carlos Ramírez Marín complained of the President of the Senado.La Pan Kenya Lopez and Dante Delgado denounced alleged forgery of the signature of the PES Coordinator and member of the Board of political coordination, Leon Sasil, to change the order of the day. Finally, Senator Batres said that members of the Board of Trustees authorized changing the order of the day and placed the point of the day of the vote to elect the four Commissioners. Opposition senators reported that they filed a suit of amparo in a District Court in administrative matters, for expropriation by the sending of the same lists of candidates for comisionador by the Federal Executive.
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