translated from Spanish: On July 1, 2018, a popular feat of historical magnitudes: Víctor Baez

For the coordinator of MORENA mayors in Michoacán, Víctor Báez Ceja, with the electoral triumph of Andrés Manuel López Obrador on July 1, 2018, Mexicans offered a lesson in civility and a historic twist in public life of the country that was so trawling that it prevented the electoral frauds of the past.
One year after the most important elections of recent decades in Mexico, the municipal president of Pátzcuaro, warns that it is not possible to take stock of AMLO’s government in just six months and given the complex circumstances in which he received the country. However, “there are important lights like the demise of fuel theft and comprehensive welfare programs that tend to rebuild the country’s social fabric.”
To say, it is undeniable that the new majority that emanated from the electoral process symbolizes the change of political regime that had plagued the country over the last few decades, and perhaps this is precisely what is costing some people to do the hardest lifting Mexican society sectors.
The coordinator of the morenist mayors noted that in the recent history of the country there has not been a president with the levels of acceptance – and growth of his image – as Andrés Manuel López Obrador, “he is a strong president who retains and increases his base of support that led him to victory last July.”
Continue to have corruption at the heart of government policy, he estimated, are making him an internationally recognized president for this fight against an evil that affects different nations of the world, while this enormous transformation is being builds peacefully, he noted.
 

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