The appointment of the former PRI member and former governor of Hidalgo Omar Fayad Meneses as Norwegian Ambassador “It does not hinder the lines of investigation into the Sinister Scam,” said state governor Julio Menchaca Salazar.
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He pointed out that it is a proposal from the president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, through the powers granted to him by section II of Article 89 of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States.
“Anyone can express their comment, their personal opinion, but ultimately it is up to the president to propose them and the Senate of the Republic to approve them,” he said.
Regarding whether or not the appointmentThe head of the Executive responded that “it is a question for each person, I believe that if he proposed it, the president has the arguments to do it.”
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Likewise, he pointed out that the lines of investigation continue and that he even announced in the coming days there will be new news about the Sinister Scam.
He added that there is no witch hunt on this issue or delay in the process of the research folderssince they require time to integrate them, review documents, consult sources of information, carry out the judicialization and other stages that mean enormous work, since one must “be certain that an illegal act was committed because no “It is a witch hunt, or a situation of political positioning, it is a question of a technical nature.”
One of the main commitments during his political campaign, he recalled, was the direct fight against corruption and against impunity.
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It was then that he pointed out the Norwegian embassy that Omar Fayad It’s not a pass impunitysince not even he as governor of the state has a license to evade the action of the Law and proof of this is the lack of jurisdiction in the federal entity.
Originally published in The Sun of Hidalgo