Mexico: Court admits controversy over exit of government from security table in Chihuahua

The Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ) admitted the constitutional controversy that brought the government of Chihuahua against the decision of the federal government abandon coordination with state security públic to the governor Javier Corral reported. In a message on Twitter, the president wrote that fundamental principles of Federalism are violated, in addition to the fact that the controversy had been admitted urgently for processing.

In September, Corral commented that the federal government abandoned the security tables in the state, due to criticism against the presence of federal forces in the dams, after the water conflict in the area.

According to him, Alfonso Durazo , still secretary of Security and Citizen Protection, informed him that now the federal forces would meet daily without the presence of any state representative. The governor said that Alfonso Durazo's motive was that the state government's criticisms of his participation in the custody of various facilities whose custody is his constitutional responsibility, given their strategic nature generate an atmosphere of confrontation that we want to avoid as far as possible. may be possible.

AMLO accuses PAN conspiracy

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador affirmed that there was a conspiracy of the National Action Party (PAN) in security meetings in Chihuahua, this after the complaint by Governor Javier Corral about the departure of the Federation from state tables. In La Mañanera on September 23, the president announced that there would be changes in the National Water Commission (Conagua) due to the conflict in the La Boquilla dam, because it was taken over by these people, by these parties.

Panists criticize break

That same day, the National Action Governors Association (GOAN) criticized the alleged breach in security between the Federation and the government of Chihuahua, calling it inadmissible. Through its Twitter account, the association of rulers demanded that the federal government respect state sovereignty; at the same time they supported Javier Corral Jurado, expressing their solidarity with the PAN.