The mayor of Miguel Hidalgo, Mauricio Tabe, fulfilled his threat on Wednesday not to appear before the Congress of Mexico City, thereby deepening tensions with Morena, which announced it will denounce him to the capital's Comptroller's Office. "We regret the number of provocations they have subjected the Congress to for this appearance," he added and confirmed that the 4T will denounce the mayor to the General Comptroller in the coming hours. In this way, Tabe became the only authority of a capital mayor's office to decide not to appear before the corresponding commissions of the Palace of Donceles. "I don't know how big the sin is for all this fuss when in 30 minutes I would have rendered my report and listened to the voices of the people," he added. Thus, polarization between Morena and the PAN mayor grows in the run-up to the 2027 elections, where the 4T will try to recover a district it governed until 2021. Finally, this Wednesday Tabe went to the Congress, presented a written document, and left without giving further details or answering questions from the opposition. The dispute over Miguel Hidalgo grows and Tabe doubts about appearing before Donceles. "Who ends up losing from this absence is the people of Miguel Hidalgo because it is the only moment they have to hear directly from the one who executes spending how the resources of our contributions have been spent," considered Morena deputy Valentina Batres, who emphasized that the PAN leader "had all the guarantees to formally present the dialogue with the Congress." All opposition figures did so, and even were subjected to tough tests, such as the mayor of Cuauhtémoc, Alessandra Rojo de la Vega. With this scenario, Miguel Hidalgo promises to be one of the most important districts in the next elections to be held in 2027 in the national capital. "These are the attitudes of the right," shot the officialist coordinator, Xóchitl Bravo, during an encounter marked by mutual complaints, shouting, and polarization. As anticipated by LPO, during the week the PAN mayor had threatened not to appear before the corresponding authorities, excusing himself with what happened with his counterpart in Cuauhtémoc, Alessandra Rojo de la Vega, who was accosted by 4T figures who accused her of financing the violent mobilization of Generation Z in the Zócalo. Likewise, the Comptroller's Office will receive a new complaint against Mauricio Tabe after a first exhortation against him for the alleged authorization of an illegal work carried out at Lafontaine 110, Polanco colony. "If they want to set a trap for us, we are not going to play along," Tabe stated in the few statements he gave this Wednesday, where he denounced Morena's behavior towards opposition mayor's offices. "I am in the best disposition to carry out the Working Table at the @Congreso_CdMex, but Morena changed the rules at the last moment and wants a meeting behind closed doors, without the media and in the dark. We are here to carry out the meeting as..."
