Xóchitl Gálvez, presidential candidate of Fuerza y Corazón por México, the cry of “Chairwoman!” And if you can!” during your stay at the restaurant The Cardinal, where he had breakfast this June 2.
In a video circulating on social networks you can see that the diners of the place surrounded the presidential candidate. Some of them managed to hug her and take a photo of her with her.
More signs of support could be heard in the background. People shouted “Xóchitl, Xóchitl!” and also applauded enthusiastically.
The meeting of the presidential candidate occurred after she cast her vote in her corresponding polling station in Miguel Hidalgo, the mayor’s office of Mexico City where she resides.
Galvez decided to go on foot to her voting booth, accompanied by the current leader of the former delegation Miguel Hidalgo, Mauricio Tabe, who is seeking re-election. The contender was also seen with her children, Diana and Juan Pablo.
The former senator had to wait more than an hour to enter her voting booth due to a line that lasted up to three hours. While waiting for her, she received the support of the people present, who encouraged her with cheers and applause.
When casting his vote and posing for the media, it was observed that Xóchitl Gálvez showed his support for the National Action Party (BREAD), apparently leaving aside the coalition formed with the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) and the Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD).
When questioned by the press about the meaning of her vote, the presidential candidate did not hesitate to say: “For me.”
– Security and Justice: reinforcement of security forces, strengthening of the criminal justice system and development of crime prevention programs.
– Economy: adoption of policies to promote sustainable economic growth, support for small and medium-sized businesses, and promotion of foreign investment.
– Education: investment in educational infrastructure, teacher training and scholarship programs for low-income students.
– Health: expansion of health services coverage, improvement in the quality of care and access to essential medicines.
– Corruption: strengthening transparency and accountability mechanisms, and more severe sanctions for corrupt officials.
– Environment: implementation of policies for the protection of natural resources, promotion of renewable energies and commitment to international agreements on climate change.
– Social development: aid programs for marginalized communities, improvement of basic infrastructure and promotion of gender equality.
