Mientras abanderado priista aparece al frente en las encuestas, el candidato del PAN debe cumplir con su declaración 3 de 3: Coordinador
Mexicali B.C., del 2016.- El candidato de la Alianza PRI, PANAL, PVEM y del PT, Antonio “Toño” Magaña, se mantiene arriba en las encuestas y en las preferencias electorales de los mexicalenses para la elección de Alcalde, sostuvo el coordinador de campaña, José Lauro Arestegui Verdugo.
Puntualizó que, en las encuestas del Comité Ejecutivo Nacional del PRI, así como la de la empresa Plural.mx que se dio a conocer públicamente en días recientes, “Toño” se mantiene claramente por arriba de su más cercano contrincante.
“Mantenemos una sólida ventaja sobre nuestro más cercano contrincante, quien evidentemente está desesperado y no sabe qué hacer con nuestra campaña de propuestas”, aseguró.
En lo referente a la declaración 3 de 3 que el abanderado del Partido Acción Nacional (PAN) no ha querido presentar, el Coordinador de la Campaña de “Toño” Magaña, puntualizó que en el marco de la transparencia y rendición cuentas, es vital que el candidato Gustavo Sánchez, presenté a la brevedad esta información a la sociedad mexicalense.
En ese sentido abundó que no está a discusión si los contratos son legales o no, pues se evidencia totalmente un conflicto de interés con el aspirante del blanquiazul.
“Resulta bastante sospechoso que al día de hoy, el candidato del PAN no haya cumplido con un compromiso para decirnos a los mexicalenses, cual es el status de Gustavo Sánchez en el despacho y dejar solventado este asunto. Los mexicalenses exigimos a Gustavo que muestre el acta notarial, en donde se desvincula del despacho divino”, externó.
Aréstegui Verdugo agregó que lo único que se pide al abanderado del PAN es transparencia y rendición de cuentas
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Nigeria, an African country on the Gulf of Guinea, is known because of
its natural landmarks and wildlife reserves. Safari
destinations for example Cross River National Park and Yankari National
Park showcase waterfalls, dense savanna, rainforest and rare primate
habitats. Among its most identifiable sites is Zuma Rock, a 725m- .
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Nigeria is divided roughly in half between Christians, who
live mostly in Muslims in the northern part, and the southern area of the nation. A minority of the
population practise religions indigenous to Nigeria, such as for instance those native to Yoruba and Igbo peoples.