Daniela de los Santos calls to continue working together, Legislative and Executive

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Morelia, Michoacán. – Given the problems of insecurity, the deputy of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, mentioned that the investment environment and job creation in Michoacán is not optimal, since it depends mainly on security and compliance with the rule of law, areas in which Michoacán has not been able to excel at the national level.
 
De los Santos provided data showing that 54.8 percent of the population aged 18 and over considers insecurity as the most important problem afflicting Michoacan today, while 83.1 percent of the state’s population thinks Michoacan is unsafe.
The PRI member stressed that it would be dishonest to say that this adverse reality we are experiencing is attributable to the current government, but it would also be dishonest not to assume the responsibility that both you and we have at this time.
 
He ended his position on the governor’s second government report, calling for unity:
 
“Let’s all be honest about the complexity of the challenge we face and work together to address them, count on me and the Parliamentary Group of the Institutional Revolutionary Party; This new generation has the opportunity to go down in history for doing politics in a plural way and not one more than one more that opposes everything being destined to oblivion”

Original source in Spanish