translated from Spanish: Loyalty to AMLO must be daily norm: Sánchez Cordero

The secretary of the Interior, Olga Sánchez Cordero, said on Monday that those who obtained some position after the triumph of Morena and his allies in the presidential election have an “obligation of loyalty” with Andrés Manuel López Obrador, since he was a factor decisive for the election triumph.
“Loyalty to President Andrés Manuel López Obrador must be the daily norm of our conduct. It is a loyalty that is founded above all in the community of ideals and projects. It is a loyalty to ensure the unity of purpose required by this fourth transformation,” the federal official said during the Plenary Meeting of the Morena Parliamentary Group.  
“It is a loyalty that is based on reason and not on strength. It is a loyalty that assures Mexicans and Mexicans that the transformative commitments of President López Obrador are supported by the senators and senators of Morena,” he added.
As far as the government of López Obrador, two resignations have been submitted. First Germán Martínez left the management of IMSS, and last June 14 tonatiuh Guillén López resigned from his position as holder of the National Institute of Migration in Mexico (INM), amid U.S. pressures to reduce the flow of migration.
This June 17, the national leader of the PAN, Marko Cortés, accused that in the government of López Obrador there are many secretaries who are not fulfilling their responsibility, and are “like flowermakers”, without being able to contradict at some point federal representative.
“Unfortunately, in the government of López Obrador there are many secretaries who simply do not see them acting with their responsibility and who literally, I say it with respect, are vases, are doing nothing or are usurping the role of other secretaries, some highly empowered secretaries and others who are simply not working,” the Panist leader said.
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Original source in Spanish