In Monterrey, Mexico, tensions are high in the state legislature over the budget proposal. The president of Morena, Luisa Alcalde, was displeased by the presence of opposition representatives in the commission, leading to friction. The Green Party and the Workers' Party (PT) issued negative statements, disagreeing with the process. Despite this, with votes from the opposition and Morena, controversial points were added to the budget. The Green Party's deputy, Claudia Chapa, voted in favor of some points but then abandoned the session. The leader of the Guadalupe Rodríguez faction stated that their proposals were not considered. The opposition, including PRI-PAN, accelerated the approval of the budget, anticipating potential lawsuits from the executive branch. No consensus was reached on the issue of debt, and the budget approval process remains contentious.
