Agenda Infobae Mexico: the 5 that will be topical this week

In the week that begins, it will gain in relevance the conflict between teachers in Michoacán, where dissident teachers block the railway this caused millionaire losses to the state's economy.

The debate on pending reforms to the Union Congress, which are urgent for the government of Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

Between them, the integration of the National Guard and the informal preventive prison for three crimes: theft of fuel, corruption and the use of social programs for electoral purposes.

The tragedy of Tlahuelilpan will continue to attract the attention of the public, which is now the responsibility of the Office of the Attorney General of the Republic, which should soon lead to investigations into the responsibility of the explosion that cost 114 dead until the last medical part of this weekend.

The magisterial conflict in Michoacán

This week, attention is focused on Michoacán, where The National Coordination of Education Workers (CNTE) maintains the blockade on the railways from 14 January.

Dissident professors claim that the PRD government, Silvano Aureoles, owes payments totaling 5 000 million pesos and they warn that they will not lift their blockade until the governor has covered this supposed debt.

The governor, on the other hand, accused the CNTE of blackmail and asked the federal government to resolve the conflictsince the railway is your responsibility.

On the side of the government administration of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the secretariats of communications and transport and the interior insist that the conflict is a local competition and they offered Aureoles an advance on federal stakes to cover payments to teachers.

During, the economy of the state is wreaking havoc with significant losses for the impossibility of moving loads by train. Added to this is the effect of the fuel shortage that limits road traffic.

Informal preventive prison, to be discussed

At the Union Congress, work is coming. The Chamber of Deputies, where the party Morena de López Obrador is in the majority, is committed to continue the reform of Article 19 of the Constitution to impose detention on remand for offenses such as the theft of fuel, corruption and the use of public programs for electoral purposes.

Morena deputies called for public hearings with experts to review opinions that, in most cases, oppose this reform. These hearings are scheduled for the first week of February.

National and international civil organizations, such as the UN and the IACHR, considered that The increase in the number of offenses with the application of unofficial preventive detention is in violation of Article 9.3 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights., "which states that this should not be the rule"

The National Guard stuck in the Senate

To the Senate Morena's legislators seek agreements to advance the view of constitutional reform allowing the integration of the National Guard.

Although the Chamber of Deputies has already approved the opinion, his writing did not meet the expectations of López Obrador, who asked senators to make changes so that the reform serves the federal government's security objectives.

Senators from Morena had planned to open a special session for approval, but the lack of agreements forced to postpone his approval for the ordinary session which begins in February.

The supply of gasoline, against the clock

In the federal government, the fight against fuel theft and procurement strategy in the country will continue to hold the attention, which continues with delays in states such as Jalisco, where protests from citizens are voiced against the effects of scarcity.

With the purchase of tankers in the United States, the government of López Obrador hopes to strengthen the supply while advancing the pipeline safety strategy to prevent the installation of illegal shootings and theft.

The pipes will begin arriving in the next few days, while Advances the hiring of drivers by the National Defense Secretariat.

Tlahuelilpan: the first test of the Attorney General's Office

The Tlahuelilpan explosion, Hidalgo, will continue to hold the public's attention. Now The Attorney General of the Republic will have the responsibility to make known the progress of investigations into the tragedy. this left a toll of 114 dead until the last medical part of the weekend.

According to his autonomy, the prosecutor led by Alejandro Gertz Manero will no longer present the information at the morning press conferences of López Obrador, and it is expected that convene subsequent conferences to present the state of progress of investigations, both the case Tlahuelilpan as the rest of the investigation files opened for the crimes of "huachicol".