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López Obrador: The new President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador
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July 3, 2018, 4:35 pm
Mexico City – President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador, badured Tuesday that the transition of the government will be "orderly, peaceful" and without "upheavals", after a meeting with the current head of state, Enrique Peña Nieto
"Everything to the lo During this period, we need to agree on many issues, especially to ensure that the transition is smooth, peaceful and not frightening. said the leader of the left movement "Movimiento Regeneración Nacional" (Morena), who won the presidential elections on July 1.
Obrador added that until the Mexican Electoral Tribunal officially appointed him president elected, will not initiate the process of transition of powers, which will last until the inauguration of the new president on December 1.
"We reached a conclusion, according to the proposal of the President Peña Nieto, to begin the process of transition from the Electoral Court pronounces its sentence and appoints the elected president. As long as there is no legal recognition, we will not be able to start the process, "said Obrador
. In addition, the winner thanked Peña Nieto for "acting respectfully" during the electoral process and stated that "
Obrador pointed out that in previous elections, when he presided unsuccessfully in 2006 and In 2012, there was a "partial interventionism", contrary to now, where "the vote of the citizens was respected". "
With Peña Nieto, Obrador addressed issues such as the North American Free Trade Agreement ( Nafta the construction of the New Mexico Airport and reform [19659010] The meeting began at 11 am local time (1 pm in Brasília) at the National Palace, after the head of Morena arrived surrounded by journalists and sympathizers.
Obrador Ganh or the presidency of Mexico with 53% of the votes in Elections Sunday, 30 points ahead of Ricardo Anaya, Vice President of the National Conservative Action Party (PAN)
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