He State Congress will carry out extraordinary periods that are necessary, once the last ordinary period ends this month, to unburden all pending issues that are relevant for the people of Potosí, since there is enough time when the Legislature ends on September 13.
The president of the Government Commission of the State Congress deputy José Luis Fernández Martínez said “We are unloading the process of appointing the commissioner of the CEGAIP In the Transparency Commission, there are also some issuesthe representative of Congress before the Judicial Council, there are some other initiatives that are there pending discussion.”
“On Thursday at the end of the Plenary session, the Justice and Government Commissions will meet to analyze the request made by citizens regarding Sanjuana’s pardon. These are the issues that are in transit there, we have the expectation that we could vote for the creation of the municipality of Villa de Pozosbased on the fact that the four amparos were already resolved by the judges in favor of the State Congress and are in a review process in the collegiate, it could be that the collegiate courts ruled in the same sense as the judges before this legislature would conclude and we could put it to a vote.”
The deputy stated that “We are going to unpack most of what we present in this Legislature, because it ends on September 13“There is still some time left and I notice several extraordinary periods, therefore we will be able to get a lot of the work that is still in commissions.”
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It is also in process a request for impeachment against the president of the State Human Rights Commission.
On the subject of chemical castration of rapistsFernández Martínez pointed out that “we received multiple opinions from some sectors, and we are pending with creating some forums that I think we can resume without any problem. There are some that generate positions against, others that make some considerations and the least in favor.”
About autonomous organs disappear in San Luis as the president of Mexico wants to do at the national level, the deputy noted that “We would have to see how the reform comes, because it is an issue of reforms, beyond eliminating these bodieswhich I think are also quite prudent, because we have seen that not only the INAI, but many other areas require a review and update to the new conditions of our country and we would have to see in what terms it is at the federal level to act accordingly at the local level.”
