Here, water has no party: Governor Esteban Villegas is from the PRI, but the resource belongs to everyone. While Adán Augusto López was the governor who appointed him as head of state security; the notary who certified the creation of his security companies, which operated at the same time as he was head of public security, and the distracted friend who never noticed that he was also the head of the criminal organization 'La Barredora.' 'Respect for the other party is peace,' said the petista leader in the Chamber of Deputies, Reginaldo Sandoval. Infrastructure with water justice from the National Palace. Review with Mexico 'maritime cooperation.' 'Political Fronts' in Excélsior. Common good. Now it turns out he was just a distracted governor. You might be interested> In the midst of the conflict in the Pacific with Colombia and Ecuador, the US. We are told that as more becomes known about Hernán Bermúdez's operations in the government of Don Adán, the governor's theory that he knew nothing about the criminal activities of his official, who was also his client and friend, becomes less and less credible. President Claudia Sheinbaum kicked off the construction of the Tunal II dam, a project awaited for decades in Durango. We didn't even want them to invite us. Family matters. 'Under Reserve' in El Universal. He was chief of police, chief of 'La Barredora,' chief of security companies, Hernán Bermúdez was the boss of everything in Tabasco, as we are shown. It's a Morena issue. 'Transcended' in Milenio. That neither the PVEM nor the PT legislators were invited to the meeting that Morena deputies and senators held yesterday with the party's national president, Luisa María Alcalde, even though the Morena coordinator in the Palace of San Lázaro, Ricardo Monreal, had assured last week that his allies had been summoned to the ambush to defend the judicial reform. With an investment of 3,985 million pesos and the intention of guaranteeing drinking water to 340,000 inhabitants for the next 50 years, the project is already underway. 'They didn't even invite us. It will supply 1,500 liters per second, reduce the overexploitation of aquifers, close wells contaminated with arsenic and fluoride, and generate more than 4,000 jobs.'
