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Will be Santa Lucia the option for New Mexico International Airport, after four days of Citizen consultation "Mexico Decides" ask Mexicans about the fate of the job.
The president of the Arturo Rosenblueth Foundation, Enrique Calderón Alzati, in charge of the consultation, indicated that 98.18% of the voters out of a total of 67 000 were counted up to that night, of which 310 000 463 people (29%) opted for Texcoco, while 747 000 voters (69.95%) They chose Saint Lucia's option.
For his part, the spokesman for the president-elect, Jesús Ramírez CuevasHe thanked everyone involved in the exercise and assured that the participation exceeded expectations.
Before the message, the future Secretary of the Treasury, Carlos Urzúa, had started to arrive from 19:00 in the premises of Colonia Roma; of the SCT, Javier Jiménez Espriú; the coordinator of the presidential office, Alfonso Romo, and the future presidential spokesman, Jesús Ramírez Cuevas.
While the elected president, Andrés Manuel López Obradorhe left the transition house 30 minutes before the announcement of the results. "They'll have a note," he warned.
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It was from 25 to 28 October, during the national consultation, for which a total of 73 voting tables were installed in 538 municipalities of the 32 entities of the Mexican Republic. To participate, simply present your voter card.
However, they were presented various irregularities in the exercise, just like the first day it was shown that it was possible to vote more than once because the system was "saturated" or in some cells they were putting in Ink in one of the thumbs and in other no, in addition the paint can be removed simply with soap and water.
The population was presented two optionsThe first – the winner – was the renovation of the existing airports in Mexico City and Toluca, as well as the construction of two runways at the Santa Lucia Air Base; the second option was to continue building the new Texcoco Airport and to stop using the current Mexico City International Airport.
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