In his first five days as President of Mexico, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, has fulfilled with various commitments stipulated before his presidential running campaign and on the government transition.
The presidential Plane.
Finally, on December 3, the Dreamliner 787 was turned on at 10:30 A.M. and it took off twelve minutes later to the South Carolina Logistics Airport, located in San Bernardino, close to L.A., waiting for an agreement with a possible buyer.
Open “Los Pinos” to the people.
On Saturday, December 1, at 10 o’clock in the morning, at the same time that the president-elect was preparing to leave his home in the city hall of Tlalpan to protest in the Legislative Palace of San Lazaro, the first citizen entered and kissed the floor of the mansion that until that day was reserved for presidents and their guests: from prominent personalities of national life and sports, to fashion tattoo artists such as Jon Boy.
Finding the true on the “Iguala” subject.
This Monday, in his first official act of government in the National Palace, López Obrador signed the decree that formalized the creation of this commission, whose work will be coordinated by the Undersecretary of Interior Alejandro Encinas and who, it is assured, will have at his disposal the resource materials, human and scientific to fulfill their responsibility and develop their work in accordance with the law.