Presentación de PowerPoint - AmCham · 2018-07-03 · 1, 349, 183 PRESIDENCY. ELECTION 2018 PRESIDENCY GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS During his campaign, Andrés Manuel López Obrador presented

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ELECTIONAndrés Manuel López Obrador is the projected winner of the Presidentialelection. This situation would respond to a candidate that was able tocapitalize on the high social discontent and an 18 year political effort. TheAMLO effect is reflected at the national level, since the Coalition that heleads will obtain different strategic positions, such as the Head ofGovernment of Mexico City, at least 3 governorships, first minority in theFederal Congress, among other local posts.

This electoral process will result in a substantial change in the national political order.

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Andrés Manuel López ObradorJuntos Haremos Historia

President-Electprojected

53.7%

ANDRÉS MANUEL LÓPEZ OBRADORRESULTS

PARTICIPATION62.7%

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November 13, 1953 (64 years). BA in Political Science and PublicAdministration from the National Autonomous University of Mexico(UNAM).

Founder of the National Regeneration Movement (MORENA) party andvirtual candidate elected to the Presidency of the Republic by the CoalitionJuntos Haremos Historia, formed by MORENA, the Workers Party (PT) and theSocial Encounter Party (PES). He was a presidential candidate in the 2006 and2012 elections.

Before founding of MORENA (2014) he served as President of the DemocraticRevolution Party (PRD) from 1996 to 1999. He was elected as Head ofGovernment of Mexico City from 2000 to 2005, obtaining 37.5% of the votesin the elections against 24.5% of the second place (Santiago Creel - PAN). Theadministration was distinguished by the construction of the second floor ofthe Periférico (the most important road in the city); the expansion of socialprograms aimed for single mothers; students, unemployed, rural producers,micro-entrepreneurs, senior-citizens and people with disabilities.

Some social rights were inserted into the Law, among them, the UniversalAlimony Pension for Older Adults, the delivery of school supplies to studentsof public basic education, the Support Program for Persons with Disabilitiesand Comprehensive Care for Single Mothers. The Medical Care and FreeMedicines Program is worth noting, ever since 725 families, who did not havesocial security, were given access to health services. In addition, theAutonomous University of Mexico City was founded.

The management of Mr. López Obrador of Mexico’s City finances obtainedthe maximum positive rating of triple A (Fitch, Moody's and Standard &Poors).

Since the beginning of the 2018 electoral process, he remained at front of allthe electoral polls. The reason is that he was the only candidate who managedto yield the high social discontent, condition that was reflected in a historicalparticipation of voters in his favor.

Total votes: 12, 756, 525

53.7

22.7

15.2

5.6

AMLO ANAYA MEADE BRONCO

5, 448, 298

12, 756, 525

3, 652, 263

1, 349, 183

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GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS

During his campaign, Andrés Manuel López Obrador presented the National Project 2018-2024, in which, his main proposals to address the main issues of thecountry are detailed.

GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS EDUCATION, VALUES, CULTURE AND SCIENCE

ECONOMY AND DEVELOPMENT SECURITY

Turn the State into a promoter of the political, economic and socialdevelopment of the country.

Republican Austerity that complements the fight againstcorruption, as main axes of the nation’s project,

True and efficient open government; Reform the Constitution inorder to expand the scope of popular demands.

Reduce the size of the federal administration without sacrificing thequality of government.

Education for everyone; gratuity at all educational levels.

Review the Educational Reform.

Assure admission to every citizen who desires university education.

Inclusive education plan in coordination with: teachers, parents andpedagogues.

Zero debt policy.

Reduce income tax to 20% in the border area.

Autonoumy of the Bank of Mexico and macroeconomic equilibrium.

Reorient public spending.

Tax Policy 2019-2024; not increase nor creation of new taxes inorder to generate macroeconomic stability, with balanced publicfinances.

Create the Ministry of Public Security and remove the attributionsfrom the Ministry of the Interior.

Public Prosecutors Professionalization.

The security cabinet will be integrated by the Attorney General'sOffice and the Ministry of the Interior, National Defense and theNavy.

Establish a single police command with 32 state corporations

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GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS

HEALTH SUSTAINABILITY

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENTFOREIGN AFFAIRS

Strengthen and expand the public health system (IMSS, ISSSTE,SSA).

Free access to health services and medicines for population withoutsocial security.

Public policies for national production and procurement ofmedicines and vaccines as a national security issue.

Promote the national production of medicines.

Multilateral Foreign Policy; create a new dialogue with NorthAmerica, maintaining cooperation for development.

International collaboration for the fight against tax havens.

Promote the integral development of the areas with the highestmigration rates.

Sign an "Alliance for Progress" with Canada, the US and CentralAmerican countries in order to boost employment.

Enactment of a General Water Law establishing the resource as ahuman right.

National program for climate change adaptation.

Conservation through the sustainable use of biodiversity.

Development of renewable energy sources; hydroelectric, solar andtidal plants.

Development of indigenous communities by conserving theirnatural heritage.

State Social Policy: Address poverty firstly by ensuring income andskills development.

Annually attend 2.6 million young citizens living in vulnerablesituations.

Incorporate physical activity into the citizenship.

Scholarships to young citizen that do not study nor work.

TRANSITION TEAM

Economic Policy

External Affairs

Internal Affairs

Media

Olga Sánchez Cordero

Tatiana Clouthier

Héctor Vasconcelos

Marcelo Ebrard Casaubón

César Yañez Centeno Cabrera

Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced the team that will be coordinating with the current Federal Government to promote the transition of the government inan orderly manner. Among other issues, the Transition Team would be in charge of designing the 2019 Economic Package.

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Carlos Manuel Urzúa Macías

Alfonso Romo Garza

Gerardo Esquivel

Arturo Herrera Gutiérrez

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PROPOSED CABINET

MINISTRY OF THE INTERIOROlga Sánchez Cordero

She has wide experience in public service, being the 9th woman who served as Judge in the Supreme Court and the first as a public notary in Mexico;since then, she has been recognized as one of the country’s most important lawyers. She has been a professor in different universities, as well as apanelist in law, constitutional law, health protection and commercial law.

MINISTRY OF PUBLIC SECURITYAlfonso Durazo Montaño

He has worked with AMLO since 2006 and has participated with former President Vicente Fox and with Luis Donaldo Colosio. He has a PhD in PublicPolicies from TEC of Monterrey. He worked in the Directions of Information and Radio, Television and Cinematography, of the Ministry of the Interior.In addition, he was coordinator of Social Communication of the Presidency in the Fox Administration.

PRESIDENT’S OFFICEAlfonso Romo Garza

MINISTRY OF FINANCE AND PUBLIC CREDITCarlos Manuel Urzúa Macías

Academic from from the Colegio de México. He served as Minister of Finance and Public Credit in Mexico City’s Government when AMLOserved as the City’s Head of government (2000-2003). On this position, he focused his efforts on improving the effectiveness of taxcollection, as well as the distribution of adequate income, aiming to allocate financial resources towards social programs.

AMLO’s National Project Coordinator and speaker with the business sector. Chair of the Board of the Plenus Group, dedicated to synthetic biology,agro-biotechnology, education and financial services. Owner of Synthetic Genomics, transplant research corporation Through his company NatureSource Improved Plants (NSIP), he is positioned as a leader in genetic improvement. He was the Executive President La Moderna, transforming it intothe most profitable cigar and tobacco company in Mexico, as well as diversifying into the packaging and corrugated industry. In 2000, he supportedVicente Fox’s Presidential Campaign.

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MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND TRANSPORTJavier Jiménez Espriú

Former PEMEX’s General Director, while occupying this position, unleaded gasoline was introduced into the country and the Azcapotzalco refinerywas dismantled. In the private sector, he has worked as Counselor and Consultant of several mercantile companies of the aeronautical sector.Currently, he is Honorary President of the Board of Directors of NEC de México S.A. de C.V., Mexican subsidiary of the Japanese NEC Corporation.

MINISTRY OF THE ECONOMYGraciela Márquez Colín

MINISTRY OF WORK

Luisa María Alcalde Luján

Federal Congresswoman (2012-2015), where she served as Secretary of the Labor Commission. She joined MORENA in 2011 as NationalCoordinator of Youth and Students. Daughter of Arturo Alcalde Justiniani and Bertha Luján, who have worked with AMLO since he served as MexicoCity’s Head of Government.

Professor in different national and international universities, including: UNAM, Chicago University and Harvard. She is an active researcher in ElColegio de México, and belongs to the Researchers Nations System. Her academic work has focused on commercial policy, inequality and economicdevelopment.

MINISTRY OF HEALTHJorge Alcocer Varela

Surgeon, Specialty in Internal Medicine, Rheumatology and Clinical Immunology at the National Institute of Nutrition. Postgraduate at London’sUniversity Immunology at ICRF Tumor Immunology. Emeritus Researcher in Medical Sciences and Head of Intellectual Property Unit at the NationalInstitute of Medical Sciences and Nutrition Salvador Zubirán. He served as President of the Mexican Society of Rheumatology, member of theNational System of Researchers.

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PROPOSED CABINET

MINISTRY OF TOURISMMiguel Ángel Torruco MárquesFormer Minister of Tourism of Mexico City (2012-2017). President of the National Tourist Confederation (CNT), business entity of the tourismsector in Mexico. Member of the experts’ group of the UNWTO, the Executive Commission of Tourism, the Tourism Advisory Council and theGoverning Board of the Tourism Promotion Council of Mexico (CPTM). He has been linked with the business sector in states such as Nuevo Leónand Coahuila. He is Tourism Vice President of the National Confederation of National Chambers of Commerce, Services and Tourism,CONCANACO-Servytur.

MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCESJosefa González Blanco Ortíz Mena

BA in Law from the Universidad Anáhuac; MA from the John F. Kennedy University. In Chiapas, she has promoted projects to rescue species in LosAlushes Park in Palenque. Among other activities, she was the Administrative Secretary of the UNAM Postgraduate Law Course and Professor ofComparative Legal System. In England, she was part of various environmental and cultural organizations with local and international projects. She isdaughter of Patrocinio González Blanco, former governor of Chiapas and Minister of the Interior during Carlos Salinas’ Administration.

Esteban Moctezuma Barragán

MINISTRY OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

María Luisa Albores González

BA in Agronomy from the Autonomous University of Chapingo; MA in Pedagogy from the Central for Rural Development Studies. She has beeninvolved in programs of civil organizations that work for the agronomy and environmental sectors. Currently she is part of TAMAKEPALIS, aninitiative that aims to rebuild homes in the state of Puebla, after the damages of the 2017’s earthquakes.

Responsible for developing the Social Development policy of AMLO’s platform. The objective will be to rethink the sector’s policy, prioritizing themost vulnerable communities of the country. He is the current Executive President of Fundación Azteca. Former Minister of the Interior and ofSocial Development, both in President Ernesto Zedillo’s Administration. He holds a degree in Economics and Law from the National AutonomousUniversity of Mexico, a Masters in Political Economy from the University of Cambridge, and a Diploma in Regional Development from Tokyo, Japan.

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

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PROPOSED CABINET

MINISTRY OF THE PUBLIC FUNCTION

Irma Eréndira Sandoval Ballesteros

Full-time researcher at the Institute of Social Research of UNAM. She was Director of Documentation, Analysis, Corruption and Transparency of thesame University. She is an expert in taxes, corruption, transparency, responsibility and access to information.

MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRSHéctor Vasconcelos

MINISTRY OF AGRARIAN, LAND AND URBAN DEVELOPMENTRomán Guillermo Meyer Falcón

He has developed projects regarding the recovery of public spaces, health, mobility, community integration, real estate and economicdevelopment. He has taught courses in social urbanism at the Ibero-American Univiersity. He is an specialist in crime prevention and improvementof public spaces. He is the son of the historian Lorenzo Meyer and sociologist Romana Falcón, both AMLO’s advisors.

BA in Political Science and International Relations from Harvard University; MA in Political History from the University of Cambridge, and a PhD fromthe University of Oxford. Currently he is an advisor of the UNAM. He has been a professor at the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences at the sameUniversity and researcher at the Center for Political Studies. As a diplomat, he has been Consul of Mexico in Boston and Ambassador of Mexico toDenmark, Norway and Iceland. He is the son of one of the most important intellectuals in Mexico, José Vasconcelos.

MINISTRY OF ENERGYRocío Nahle GarcíaChemical Engineer specialized in Petrochemistry, graduated from the Autonomous University of Zacatecas. BA in Chemical Processes’ Engineeringfrom UNAM and in Economic Engineering and Strategic Analysis from the Universidad Veracruzana. She serves as Federal Congresswoman in theLXIII Legislature (2015-2018) being the Coordinator of MORENA’s Parliamentary Group. She worked in PEMEX in different areas such as: ProcessesEngineer of Industrial Plants; Analysis and Quality control; Administration and Finance; and in the Petrochemical Zones of Cangrejera, Pajaritos andMorelos.

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MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, RURAL DEVELOPMENT, FISHERIES AND FOODVíctor VillalobosGeneral Manager of the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture since 2010. He served as Undersecretary of Natural Resources at theMinistry of Environment and Natural Resources (SEMARNAT) and as Assistant Secretary of Agriculture at the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, RuralDevelopment, Fisheries and Food (SAGARPA). Dr. Villalobos is an specialist in agriculture and natural and genetic resources. He was Director ofCINVESTAV in Irapuato.

MINISTRY OF CULTUREAlejandra Frausto GuerreroHer career in cultural promotion began in 1998 at the Universidad del Claustro de Sor Juana, where she served as Director of Cultural Diffusion. Shecreated the Festival Circuit Coordination in the Ministry of Culture of Mexico City, in order to grant cultural access to marginalized areas within the 16town-ships of Mexico City.

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INNER CIRCLE

Alfonso Romo GarzaBusinessman in the area of genetic and transgenic experimentation. Hisprevious projects such as: Grupo Pulsar, Savia, Seminis, Tabamex y GrupoMonterrey, allowed him to came up with Synthetic Genomics, a company incharge of transplant research. He worked with the PAN candidates Vicente Foxand Felipe Calderón, in 2011 he announced his support to López Obrador andlater became the General Coordinator of his Nation Project 2018 – 2024.

Gabriel García HernándezGeneral Secretary of MORENA. He worked in theGovernment of Mexico City with AMLO, asDirector of Acquisitions in the AdministrativeOffice.

Yeidckol Polevnsky

President of the National Chamber of the TransformationIndustry (CANACINTRA) in 2002. She served as a memberof the board of directors of Nacional Financiera (Nafin),the Bank of Foreign Trade (Bancomext) and as Senator ofin the LX and LXI Legislatures. Currently, she is Presidentof the National Regeneration Movement Party(MORENA).

Marcelo EbrardHe started his political career within the PRIunder the leadership of Manuel CamachoSolís. He was a Federal Congressman for thePVEM and candidate for the Head ofGovernment in 2000 for the DemocraticCenter Party, however he declined in favorof AMLO. He served as Head ofGovernment, Minister of Local Security andMinister of Social Development. As Head ofGovernment of Mexico City he had anacceptance level of 80%.

Andrés Manuel López Beltran

Son of Andrés Manuel; BA in PoliticalSciences and Public Administrationfrom UNAM. He is in charge of forming5,600 sectional committees.

Alejandro Esquer Verdugo

Private secretary of AMLO when he was PRD’s

National President and Head of Government of

Mexico City.

Cesar Yañez Centeno CabreraHe was the Social Communication Director duringLópez Obrador’s government in Mexico City. Sincethen he has been in charge of coordinating thepress and he serves as a spokesperson of MORENA.

Tatiana ClouthierDaughter of Manuel Clouthier, presidential candidate of PAN 1988.She has been a Federal Congresswoman, candidate for theMunicipal Presidency of San Pedro Garza García, NL. She wasAMLO’s campaign coordinator.

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KEY DATES

July 1st

Federal Elections2018

August

23 Deadline to grantcertificates to electedfederal congressmen andsenators

September

1 LXIV Legislature’sInstallation

DecemberOctober

8 Deadline for parties tosubmit to the INE theirreport of campaignexpenses .

3 Deadline for the court to

solve the dispute trialsrelated to representativesand senators election

31 Deadline for the courtto solve the dispute trialsrelated to the presidentialelection

September 15 – October15. Integration ofCommittees in Congress

1 Presidential inauguration.

15 2019 Economic Packagepresentation

31 2019 Economic Packageapproval

Transition process

2019

1 february The President presents the National Public Security Strategy to the Senate.

28 february The President will send the National Development Plan to the House of Representatives for their approval. His deadline is the lastbusiness day in February.

6 Deadline for the court tovalidate the presidentialelection.

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Political

Govern through excutive orders (decrees), in case of not reaching consensus.

Revocation of mandate in the middle of the presidential term; it could provoke political instability, in a context of social polarization.

Mexico is experiencing a crisis of confidence and legitimacy towards the political class and government institutions. The

levels of corruption, impunity and weak rule of law are the main problems that the new Administration must address.

The projected victory of Andrés Manuel López Obrador has generated uncertainty regarding how he will govern; hence, he has the challenge

of demonstrating the political viability of his project. Among the main questions around AMLO, is the feasibility of including different political

forces into his government, as a means in order to generate trust in various sectors of society, including the economic agents.

Potential Style of Government:

Use of public consultations on politicized issues about government actions.

ESCENARIOS AND CONSIDERATIONS


The Economic Package is expected to have significant adjustments (focus on improving governmental expenditure), seeking to

ensure the proper functioning of government actions.

Regarding trade, it is expected that AMLO’s government will seek continuity of NAFTA and to continue the country’s diversification

policy. The agri-food sector can become a turning point in the negotiations, due to MORENA’s position on food sovereignty.

In the context of low economic growth, high inflation, and international economic pressure (exchange rate and US

interest rates), the new federal government must reinforce the country’s economic policy, generating the necessary

conditions that allow the country to attract greater investment and overall, become a better commercial destination.

According to the Bank of Mexico (BANXICO), the victory of AMLO will have no significant economic effects in the markets, or in the

currency. The economic impact will depend on the message of the transition team regarding macroeconomic policy.


The structural reforms could have a slow implementation. Fitch Ratings considers a slower implementation of the energy reform; and

a greater state intervention in the market and a potential increase in public spending.

Economic

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Comprehensive policy for the development of vulnerable sector in the south-southeast region.

Surveillance in the exercise of public resources and government actions by civil society organizations.

Potential Increase of social discontent in case of lack of results of the campaign proposals.

Audit and supervision of administrative processes for social programs.

The economic model of the country has not been sufficiently inclusive to achieve better living conditions. The Mexican

society faces important challenges such as insecurity, social decomposition and polarization of political positions. The

social priorities are: education, health services, more and better job opportunities and poverty reduction.

The administration of AMLO is expected prioritize social policy over economic seeking to favor the most disadvantaged sectors.

However, in order to do so, it must address the possible social division that derives from the electoral process.

Social

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The next President will not need to negotiate to approve secondary reforms since

MORENA obtains a majority in both Houses of Congress, since its alliance with the

Labor (PT) and Social Encounter (PES) adds to a simple majority, condition that will

facilitate the 2019 Economic Package and other bill presented by the Executive.

However, the coalition cannot approve Constitutional reform by itself.

The AMLO effect was also reflected in the integration of the Congress, element that in

turn impeded several independent candidates of achieving a seat in the next

legislature.

There are national priorities in the public agenda that MORENA should attend from the

Congress. The opposition will have little margin to make counterweights and position

its agenda.

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CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION

38 – 4*

52 + 3

22-16

9 - 4

109 -1

35 +12

203 + 1

61 - 8

47 - 9

25 - 4

11 + 1

8 + 4

TOTAL TOTAL

5OTHERS

OTHERS 9*

21

108

47

53

38

12

204

12

5

55

34

19

6

5

0

9

0 + 19*

1 - 1

* The graphs represent the current seats of Senators, highlighting those who

changed parliamentary group.

CURRENT INTEGRATION (2015-2018)

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SENATE

FEDERAL CONGRESS

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

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SENATE

RelativeMajority

ProportionalRepresentation

TOTAL

211 +/- 85 296

62 +/- 52 114

13 +/- 22 35

8 +/- 3 11

0 +/- 1 1

0 +/- 1 1

5 +/- 3 8

0 +/- 1 1

1 +/- 3 3

1 +/- 18 19

0 +/- 6 6

0 +/- 5 5

300 200 500

RelativeMajority

FirstMinority

ProportionalRepresentation

TOTAL

48 5 +/- 13 66

10 15 +/- 8 33

2 11 +/- 3 16

2 0 +/- 1 3

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 1 +/- 1 2

0 0 0 0

2 0 +/- 1 3

0 0 +/- 2 2

0 0 +/- 2 2

0 0 +/- 1 1

64 32 32 128TOTAL

TOTAL

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BALANCE OF POWER

Possible strategic alliances to obtain a majority at the House of Representatives.

Absolute majority: 251 votes

Qualified majority: 334 votes

410

Constitutional Reforms

Secondary Laws

334

342

296

* The sum of PAN, PRD, MC, PRI, PVEM and PANAL alone and/or in Alliance is 191; which does not represent a

majority and therefore is insufficient for the approval of reforms, both Constitutional and Secondary.

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BALANCE OF POWER

Possible strategic alliances to obtain a majority at the Senate:

Absolute majority: 251 votes

Qualified majority: 85 votes

99

Constitutional Reforms

Secondary Laws

85

66

* The sum of PAN, PRD, MC, PRI, PVEM and PANAL alone and/or in Alliance is 59; which does not represent a

majority and therefore is insufficient for the approval of reforms, both Constitutional and Secondary.

August September October

15 Deadline for theconformation ofLegislative Committees inthe Congress

31 Conclusion of theFirst Ordinary Period ofthe LXIV Legislature ofthe Federal Congress**.

1 Beginning of the FirstOrdinary Period of theLXIV Legislature of theFederal Congress.

*According to Article 71 of the Constitution, on the inauguration day of each ordinary session, the President maypresent up to two bills for preferential processing. Each bill must be discussed and voted by the Plenary of its Chamberof Origin within a maximum period of thirty calendar days.

**According to Article 66 of the Constitution, due to the presidential election, Congress may extend the Ordinary Perioduntil December 31st of that same year, that being the deadline for approval of the 2019 Economic Package.

23 Deadline to grantcertificates to senatorsand elected federaldeputies

3 Deadline for the courtto resolve thenonconformity trialsrelated to the election ofdeputies and Senators

December

1 Date established forthe President of theRepublic to sendPreferential Bills to theFederal Congress*.

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PENDING AGENDA

Appointments of the Attorney General and

Specialized Anticorruption Attorney

Reform on justice

NAFTA ratification (when sent by the Executive)

Proposal to establish and regulate coalition

governments

Single command

Appointment of heads of the internal control units

of INAI, COFECE and IFT

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PENDING AGENDA (NEXT LEGISLATURE)

Environment

Economy

Political-Social

• Availability and use of water

• Generation and Access to sustainable energies

Labor

• Gender equality (labor opportunities)

• Minimum wage (universal basic income)

• Institutional strengthening / Rule of Law

• Coalition Governments / Second electoral round

• Enhance inclusion (health, education, housing)

• Social rights: paternity/maternity

• Consolidate commercial integration

• Tax reform to increase collection and improve

effectiveness of public expenditure

• Reform to the pension system

• Reforms on waste and environmental

protection

• Fight against labor informality

• Increase economic digitalization / e-commerce

STATE

ELECTIONSAt the state level, the trends indicate a substantial change in the balance of power in the governorships. Itis worth noting the rise of MORENA in most of the States, as well as the case of Movimiento Ciudadano inJalisco. While the elections in Puebla and Yucatan are still undefined, it can be noted that the ‘punishment’vote is also reflected in the local elections.

One of the most relevant findings is that, according to preliminary results in 5 entities, MORENA candidatesobtained more than 40% of the vote in their favor, this occurs in a context of social bitterness and will forcegreater commitment in government action.

If the trends maintain, the political map would be definitively modified in the 32 states, which were historically governed mostly by the PRI and the PAN.

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GOVERNORS

In addition to the presidential elections and for the renewal of the Federal Congress, midterm elections were held in 30 entities of the country, in which 8 Governors, 28 LocalCongresses, 1,596 City Councils, 16 City Halls and the Head of Government of Mexico City will be renewed.

8 Governors

1 Head of

Government, Mexico City

387 Local Deputies(Proportional

Representation)

585 Local Deputies

(Relative Mayority)

16Town HallsMexico City

1596Municipalities

8 Governors in:• Chiapas• Guanajuato• Jalisco• Morelos• Puebla• Tabasco• Veracruz• Yucatán

This electoral process will be characterized by the introduction of the reelection. Depending on the State, local deputies may be re-elected for four or two consecutive terms, which isequivalent to twelve and six years in office, respectively. The members of the City Councils: Municipal Presidents and Trustees, may be re-elected for an additional period only.

• Baja California• Baja California Sur• Campeche• Chiapas• Coahuila• Ciudad de México• Durango• Guanajuato• Guerrero• Jalisco• Estado de México• Michoacán• Morelos

• Nayarit• Nuevo León• Puebla• Querétaro• San Luis Potosí• Sinaloa• Sonora• Tabasco• Tlaxcala• Veracruz• Yucatán

4 consecutive

2 consecutive periods • Aguascalientes• Chihuahua• Colima• Hidalgo• Oaxaca• Quintana Roo• Tamaulipas• Zacatecas

Re-election for up to four periods:

Re-election for up to two periods:

INTRODUCTION

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POLITICAL MAP (LOCAL GOVERNMENT REDISTRIBUTION)

Current Political Map

Currently, the States’ Governments are distributed among thefollowing political forces:

14

4

1

8

1

4

Political Map 2018

According to the election results, the distribution of local governments will be as follows:

States in which will be transition in the partyoccupying the Governorship:

CDMX

CHIAPAS

JALISCO

MORELOS

TABASCO

The party continues in the government in the States of:PUEBLA (PAN) and GUANAJUATO (PAN)

VERACRUZ

Party 2015 2018 Dif.

14 12 -2

8 8 =

0 5 +5

4 5 +1

4 1 -3

0 1 +1 YUCATÁN

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Claudia Sheinbaum PardoCDMX

46.94%

39.03%

JALISCO

Enrique Alfaro Ramírez

52.53%

MORELOSCuauhtémoc Blanco Bravo

Rutilio Escandón Cadenas

CHIAPAS

35.76%

Adán A. López HernándezTABASCO

61.78%

Mauricio Vila Dosal

31.65%

YUCATÁN

Martha Erika Alonso

38.04%

PUEBLA

VERACRUZ

44.68%

49.68%

GUANAJUATO

Cuitláhuac García Jiménez

Sinhué Rodríguez Vallejo

ELECTED CANDIDATES (PROJECTED)

PREP: 58.60%

PREP: 88.82%

PREP: 77.66%

PREP: 91.40%

PREP: 70%

PREP: 76.12%

PREP: 90.14%

PREP: 57.46%

PREP: 70.81%

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HEAD OF

GOVERNMENT

MEXICO CITY

Governor

Local Deputies(33 Relative Majority,

33 Proportional Representation)

Town Halls

1

66

16

VoterTurnout

Total Participation

Abstentions Null Votes

324,659172, 833 151,826 6,230

53.24% 46.76% 3.6%

CURRENT ADMINISTRATION

José Ramón Amieva Gálvez

SubstituteHead of

Government2012-2018

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Candidate Party/Coalition Percentage

Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo Juntos Haremos

Historia

Alejandra Barrales Magdaleno Por la CDMX Al

Frente

Mikel Arriola Peñalosa

PRI

BIOGRAPHY: Mayor of Tlalpan (2015–2017). Spokeswoman of AMLO’s

2006 presidential campaign. Minister of the Environment of Mexico City

(2000-2006).

CLAUDIA SHEINBAUM PARDO (GOVERNOR*)

• Increase number of surveillance cameras.• No tax increase.• Create the Renewable Energy Agency of the CDMX.• Decrease procedures for SMEs.• Central control of security (single command).• Potentiate technological development in public transport.

* Projected winner.

MAIN PROPOSALS

December the 5th, 2018 Governor takes office

ELECTED POSITIONS

2

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CDMX’S LOCAL CONGRESS

VII LEGISLATURE ALDF

Party Deputies

MORENA 20

PRD 17

PAN 10

PRI 8

PVEM 3

MC 3

PT 1

PES 1

PANAL 1

HUMANISTA 1

INDEPENDIENT 1

Total: 66 Deputies

NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The distribution ofproportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votesobtained by each party.

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The results give a majority to the coalitionJuntos Haremos Historia (MORENA-PT-PES)which obtained 31 seats in the I Legislature ofthe Mexico City’s Congress. The foregoingsuggests that the Local Legislative andExecutive will have a good communication.

On the other hand, the coalition Al Frente porMéxico (PAN, PRD, MC) achieves 2 seats, but failsto position itself as a force inside the Congress.

Meanwhile, the PRI did not won any district.

MEXICO CITY


ELECTION 2018

TOWN HALLS

MEXICO CITY

Town Halls CurrentAdministration

NextAdministration

Elected Mayor*

Álvaro Obregón Layda Sansores

Azcapotzalco Vidal Lleneras Morales

Benito Juárez Santiago Taboada

Coyoacán Manuel Negrete Arias

Cuajimalpa Adrián Ruvalcaba Suarez

Cuauhtémoc Néstor Núñez

Gustavo A. Madero Francisco Chiguil Figueroa

Iztacalco Raúl Armando Quintero

Iztapalapa Clara Brugada Molina

Magdalena Contreras Patricia Ximena Ortiz

Miguel Hidalgo Victor Hugo Romo

Milpa Alta José Octavio Rivero

Tláhuac Raymundo Martínez Vite

Tlalpan Patricia Elena Aceves

Venustiano Carranza Julio Cesar Moreno Rivera

Xochimilco José Carlos Acosta Ruiz

CONSIDERATIONS

On the other hand, the coalition Al Frente por Méxicopositions itself as second in the preferences when obtaining4 mayoralties.

The PRD is significantly weakened, this party once being themain political force in the city.

The PRI only obtains only one Town Hall (Cuajimalpa).

The results show the consolidation of the coalition JuntosHaremos Historia, integrated by of MORENA, PT and PESobtaining 11 out of 16 Town Halls.

* Projected winner.

December 5th, 2018 Mayors take office

CHIAPAS

ELECTED POSITIONS

Governor



Municipalities

1

40

124

Voter turnoutTotal

ParticipationAbstentions Null Votes

3,459,7762,352,247 1,106,529 72,891

68.00% 32.00% 5.57%


Manuel Velasco Coello

Governor 2012-2018

Election 2018

Candidate Party / Coalition Percentage

Rutilio Escandón Cadenas Juntos Haremos Historia

39.74%

Roberto A. Albores Gleason Podemos Mover a

Chiapas

20.61%

Fernando Castellanos Cal y Mayor

PVEM – Mover a Chiapas –

Chiapas Unido

21.44%

BIOGRAPHY: PhD in Law from the UNAM. He served as Chief of the

Superior Court of Justice and Council of the Judiciary of the State of

Chiapas (2013-2018).

RUTILIO ESCANDÓN CADENAS (GOVERNOR*)

• Fight against corruption.• Austerity• Promotion of employment.• Foster the development of agricultural sector

* Projected winner.

MAIN PROPOSALS

December 8 2018Governor takes office.

ELECTION 2018

GOVERNOR

LXVI LEGISLATURE

Party Deputies

PVEM 13

PRI 10

Chiapas Unido 4

Mover a Chiapas 3

PAN 2

PRD 2

MORENA 2

INDEPENDENT 1

Total: 37 Deputies

RELATIVE MAJORITY

LXVI LEGISLATURE CONSIDERATIONS

CHIAPAS

October 1st 2018Local Deputies take Office

ELECTION 2018

CHIAPAS’ LOCAL CONGRESS



The local parties were significantly affected inthese elections.

The Local Congress of Chiapas went fromhaving a PVEM majority to one led by theCoalition Juntos Haremos Historia".

The Coalition Juntos Haremos Historia will notonly have a majority in the Local Congress but willalso lead the State’s Executive, with which agood relationship between the local powers isexpected. This will be relevant for the approvalof the local budget.

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Municipality CurrentAdministration

NextAdministration

Elected Mayor*

Tuxtla Gutiérrez Carlos Orsoe Morales Vaquez

Chiapa de Corzo Caralampio AlegriaGomez

San Cristóbal de las CasasJeronima Toledo

Villalobos

CHIAPAS

CONSIDERATIONS

October 1 2018Mayors take Office

ELECTION 2018

MUNICIPALITIES

* Projected winner.

Chiapas had its first local reelection, however, noMunicipal President will stay in office.

There was alternation in the 3 main municipalities, with abroad advantage.

Chiapas went from being a state governed locally by thePVEM to a state governed mostly by the MORENA-PT-PEScoalition.

GUANAJUATO

ELECTED POSITIONS

Governor

Local Deputies(22 Relative majority,


Municipalities

1

36

46

Voter turnoutTotal

ParticipationAbstentions Null votes

4,311,7702,274,889 2,036,881 65,223

52.70% 47.30% 3.27%

Current Government

Miguel MárquezMárquez

Governor 2012-2018

Election 2018


Sinhué Rodríguez Vallejo Por Guanajuato al Frente

49.68%

Ricardo Sheffield Padilla Juntos HaremosHistoria

24.37%

Gerardo Sánchez GarcíaPRI

12.81%

BIOGRAPHY: Close to Governor Miguel Márquez. Former Secretary of

Social Development of Guanajuato (2015-2017). Federal Deputy at the

LXII Legislature (2012-2015). Local Deputy of Guanajuato’s Congress

(2010-2012).

SINHUÉ RODRÍGUEZ VALLEJO (GOVERNOR*)

• Promote foreign investment and strengthen local economy.• Create the Secretariat of Environment and Territorial Planning.• Establish Green taxes.• Short, medium and long term democratic planning through an

Economic and Social Council that includes businessmen, workers,academics and social leaders.

• Privilege public transport solutions in urban centers and strengthenthe logistics infrastructure for intermodal operation.

* Projected winner.

MAIN PROPOSALS

September 26, 2018Governor takes Office

ELECTION 2018

GOVERNOR

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GUANAJUATO'S LOCAL CONGRESS

LXIII LEGISLATURE

Party Deputies

PAN 19

PRI 7

PVEM 4

PRD 3

MC 1

PANAL 1

Without Party 1

Total: 36 Deputies

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RELATIVE MAJORITY

LXIV LEGISLATURE CONSIDERATIONS

PRI loses important seats in the local Congressderived from not having an alliance with thePVEM and PANAL. As a result, none of theseparties obtains a relative majority seat.

The Governor elect Sinhué Rodríguez willmaintain a majority in the local Congress, whichwill favor the implementation of hisgovernment plan.

September 25, 2018Local Deputies take Office.

CURRENT INTEGRATION NEXT INTEGRATION

1 The Andrés Manuel López Obrador factor didnot weigh in the elections for the integration ofthe local Congress, which is a sign of thestrength and acceptance of the PAN in thestate.


GUANAJUATO

ELECTION 2018

MUNICIPALITIES

Municipality Current Administration

Next Administration

Elected Mayor*

Acámbaro Alejandro Tirado Zúñiga

Apaseo el Grande Moisés Guerrero Lara

Celaya Elvira Paniagua Rodríguez

Comonfort Independent Juan Carlos Nieto Juárez

Guanajuato Mario Alejandro Navarro Saldaña

Irapuato José Ricardo Ortiz Gutiérrez

León Héctor Germán René López Santillana

Salamanca María Beatriz Hernández Cruz

San Miguel de Allende Luís Alberto Villarreal García

Silao de la Victoria José Antonio Trejo Valdepeña

* Projected winner.

CONSIDERATIONS

PAN obtains a positive balance by maintaining the majorityof the municipalities, consolidating itself as a viablegovernment option for Guanajuato.

MORENA wins important municipalities of the State,product of the impulse of local candidates rooted in theregion and accompanied by the AMLO factor.

In the municipalities, PAN maintains the capitalGuanajuato, as a result of two factors: vote of punishmentto the PRI-PVEM-PANAL Coalition and the absence of unityamong them to make the alliance at the local level.

October 10, 2018Mayors take Office

GUANAJUATO

ELECTION 2018

GOVERNOR

JALISCO

ELECTED POSITIONS

Governor



Municipalities

1

39

125

Voter turnoutTotal


3,607,3332,121,195 1,486,138 65,785

58.60% 41.19% 3.10%


Jorge AristótelesSandoval Díaz

Governor 2012-2018

Election 2018


Enrique Alfaro RamírezMC

39.01%

Carlos Lomelí Bolaños Juntos Haremos Historia

24.09%

Miguel Castro ReynosoPRI

16.54%

BIOGRAPHY: Guadalajara’s Mayor with license (2009-2011); Tlajomulco de

Zúñiga’s Mayor (2007-2009); Local Deputy in Jalisco’s Congress.

ENRIQUE ALFARO RAMÍREZ (GOVERNOR*)

• Promote a cities’ system in order to attract investment outside themetropolitan area.

• Create a wastewater network.• Provide incentives to companies through: talent development, zero

corruption, adequate mobility and housing conditions and infrastructure.• Create the Regulatory Improvement Commission.• Create regional development plans.• Fortify the Health System.• Strengthening and consolidation of the state anti-corruption system.

* Projected winner.

MAIN PROPOSALS

December 6, 2018Governor takes office.

ELECTION 2018

JALISCO’S LOCAL CONGRESS

LXI LEGISLATURE

Party Deputies

MC 13

PRI 12

PAN 5

PVEM 3

PRD 2

PANAL 1

INDEPENDIENTE 3

Total: 39 Deputies


RELATIVE MAJORITY

LXII LEGISLATURE CONSIDERATIONS

The MC-PAN-PRD coalition obtained 17 of the20 relative majority deputies in the LocalCongress.

It is the first governorship obtained byMovimiento Ciudadano in the history of theparty. The triumph of Enrique Alfaro can belargely attributed to his popularity as Mayor ofGuadalajara.

The PRI went from being the second politicalforce in Congress to obtain zero representationof relative majority.

September 30, 2018Local Deputies take Office


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ELECTION 2018

MUNICIPALITIES

Municipality Current Administration

NextAdministration

Elected Mayor*

Guadalajara Ismael del Toro

Tlaquepaque María Elena Limón

Arandas Ana Bañuelos Ramírez

Lagos de Moreno José Tecutli Gómez Villalobos

Ocotlán Gabriel Hernández

Puerto Vallarta Arturo Dávalos

Tequila Alfonso Magallanes

Tlajomulco de Zúñiga Salvador Zamora

Zapopan Pablo Lemus Navarro

* Projected winner.

CONSIDERATIONS

The coalition MORENA-PT-PES won 8 municipalities.

Eventhough the PRI lost presence in a considerable way, itis the party that individually won more Municipalities byobtaining 23 of them.

The coalition Por México al Frente and its member partiesachieved 83 of the 125 municipalities of the state.

October 25, 2018Mayors take Office

JALISCO

ELECTED POSITIONS

Governor



Municipalities

1

20

33

Voter turnoutTotal

ParticipationAbstentions

Null Votes

1, 439, 365624, 913 318,216 21,611

66.17% 33.68% 3.44%


Graco Luis Ramírez Garrido

Abreu

Governor2012-2018

Elección 2018


Cuauhtémoc Blanco Bravo Juntos Haremos

Historia

52.54%

Víctor Manuel Caballero Solano Por la CDMX Al

Frente

13.17%

Jorge Meade OcaranzaPRI

6.00%

BIOGRAPHY: Mayor of Cuernavaca, Morelos for the Social Democratic

Party. Former profesional soccer player.

CUAUHTÉMOC BLANCO BRAVO (GOVERNOR*)

• Fight against corruption.• Sports promotion.

* Projected winner

MAIN PROPOSALS

October 1 2018Governor takes office.

ELECTION 2018

GOVERNOR

MORELOS

0

LIII LEGISLATURE

Party Deputies

PRD 12

PRI 5

PAN 4

PANAL 3

MC 2

PVEM 1

PES 1

HUMANISTA 1

PSD 1

Total: 30 Deputies

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LIV LEGISLATURECONSIDERATIONS

This change had an impact on the number ofmembers of the Local Congress, from 30 to 20local deputies, on both principles.

The State Congress suffered a redistricting thatincluded the reduction of 18 to 12 districts,derived from an electoral reform that will beused from the 2017-2018 local process.

December 5th 2018Local Deputies take Office

With this result, the coalition “Juntos HaremosHistoria", obtains the absolute majority of theCongress, as well as the State Executive.

ELECTION 2018

MORELOS’S LOCAL CONGRESS



MORELOS


NextAdministration

Elected Mayor*

Cuernavaca José Luis Gómez Borbolla

Cuautla Jesús Corona Damián

Jiutepec Rafael Reyes Reyes

* Projected winner.

CONSIDERATIONS

In this sense, the Coalition led by MORENA managed toobtain 16 out of 33 Municipalities.

Regarding the state’s capital, an alternation from a localparty to the coalition “Juntos Haremos Historia” tookplace.

Preliminary results project alternation in the 3 mainMunicipalities, the later can be related to the effect of theelection for Federal and State Executives.

October 5th 2018Mayors take Office

ELECTION 2018

MUNICIPALITIES

MORELOS

ELECTION 2018

GOVERNOR

PUEBLA

ELECTED POSITIONS

Governor



Municipalities

1

41

217

Voter turnout

Total Participation

Abstentions Null Votes

3,886,3181,650,073 843,068.1433 60,904

66.1845% 33.8155% 3.6909%

Current Government

Antonio Galí Fayad

Governor2017-2018

Election 2018


Martha Erika Alonso Hidalgo Por Puebla al Frente

37.4593%

Luis Miguel Barbosa Huerta Juntos Haremos

Historia

35.3346%

Enrique Doger GuerreroPRI

17.9510%

BIOGRAPHY: MA in Public Communication; DIF President for Puebla and

State Red Cross Honorary President.

Wife of former governor, Rafael Moreno Valle (2011-2017).

MARTHA ERIKA ALONSO HIDALGO (GOVERNOR*)

• Create a new Ministry of Environment• Tax incentives for businesses that hire people with disabilities.• Oral health campaigns.• Obesity, overweight and diabetes prevention and control campaigns.

* Projected winner.

MAIN PROPOSALS

December 14, 2018Governor takes office

ELECTION 2018

PUEBLA’S LOCAL CONGRESS

LIX LEGISLATURE

Party Deputies

PAN 15

PRD 4

MC 1

NA 3

PT 2

Compromiso por Puebla

5

PRI 6

PVEM 2

SP 3

Total: 41 Deputies

NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is taken into account. Thedistribution of proportional representation deputies will be determined from thepercentages of votes obtained by each party.

RELATIVE MAJORITY

LX LEGISLATURE CONSIDERATIONS

The electoral victory of Martha Erika Alonso,represents the continuity of the economic policyof the State of Puebla that began her husbandRafael Moreno Valle (2011-2017) and hissuccessor Antonio Gali (2017-2018), bothmembers of the PAN.

In an election that initially was expected to beless competitive, the PAN managed to maintainone of the most relevant States of the country,with that, allowing the party to hold asignificant territorial control.

The main risks faced by the governor-elect areto achieve credibility in her mandate(independence from her husband) and toaddress the growing security problem (fueltheft), as well as maintain the positive trend ofeconomic growth in the State.

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PUEBLA

September 15th, 2018Local Deputies take Office

ELECTION 2018

MUNICIPALITIES

Municipalities CurrentGovernment

Next Government

Elected Mayor*

Puebla (capital) Eduardo Rivera Pérez

San Andrés Cholula Edmundo TletehuiPercino

Oriental Guillermo Pozos Juárez

Tlahuapan Vidal Roa Benítez

* Projected winner.

CONSIDERATIONS

Like the gubernatorial elections, the preliminary results ofthe main municipalities elections show a predominantpreference for the PAN and although the coalition of“Juntos Haremos Historia” generated a strongcounterbalance in the race, it failed to achieve power.

Local parties such as the PSI and “Commitment for Puebla”were essential, as they allowed the PAN and his allies toobtain relevant positions.

October 15, 2018Mayor takes Office

PUEBLA

ELECTION 2018

GOVERNOR

ELECTED POSITIONS

Governor


14 Proportional representation)

Municipalities

1

35

17

Voter turnoutTotal

ParticipationAbsentions Null Votes

1, 687, 618921, 645 765, 973 26, 109

69.3% 30.7% 2.8%

Current Administration

Election 2018


Adán Augusto López Juntos Haremos Historia

61.85%

Gerardo GaudianoRovirosa Por la CDMX Al

Frente

18.9%

Georgina Trujillo ZentellaPRI

11.8%

BIO: Senator in the LXI & LXII Legislatures (2012-2018). Federal Deputy in

the LXI Legislature (2009-2012) and Local Deputy in the LIX Legislature of

Tabasco’s Congress (2006-2009). Undersecretary of Civil Protection,

Development and Social Prevention of Tabasco.

ADÁN AUGUSTO LÓPEZ (GOVERNOR*)

• Strengthen government institutions and promote participation fromall social sectors, in order to achieve public security.

• Promote productive activities that guarantee the recovery of well-paying jobs and a sustainable economy in the long term.

• Foster clean energy, comprehensive urban development and the useof water as a trigger of sustainable development.

* Projected winner.

MAIN PROPOSALS

January 1st, 2019Governor takes office.

Arturo Núñez Jiménez

Governor 2013-2018

TABASCO

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ELECTION 2018

TABASCO’S LOCAL CONGRESS

TABASCO

LXII LEGISLATURE

Partido Diputados

MORENA 4

PRD 13

PAN 2

PRI 8

PVEM 5

MC 1

PT 1

PES 0

PANAL 0

HUMANISTA 0

INDEPENDIENTE 1

Total: 35 Deputies

NOTE: Only the election of relative majority depúties is contemplated. The distribution ofproportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentage of votesobtained by each party.

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RELATIVE MAJORITY

LXIII LEGISLATURE CONSIDERATIONS

In an unprecedented event, MORENA obtained16 of the 21 districts, as well as 5 in coalitionwith the PT, positioning itself as an absolutemajority in the Local Congress.

With 87.7% of the records captured, thecandidate of Juntos Haremos Historia, AdánAugusto López, obtains the governorship of thestate with a 43% difference with the secondplace.

The Governorship, the Local Congress and mostMunicipalities will be headed by MORENA, whichwill allow an execution of public policies alignedwith the President’s Government Plan.

September 5th, 2018Local Deputies take Office.

CURRENT INTEGRATION

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According to the PREP’s last update, MORENA isthe first political force in Tabasco.

PROJECTED INTEGRATION

ELECTION 2018

MUNICIPALITIES


NextAdministration

Elected Mayor*

Centro (Villahermosa) Evaristo Hernández Cruz

Comalcalco Lorena Méndez Denis

CONSIDERATIONS

Lorena Méndez Denis from MORENA won the Municipalityof Comalcalco with the 51.5% (48,545) of the votes.

In Centro’s Municipality, the coalition PT-Morena, headedby Evaristo Hernández Cruz, came first with a broadadvantage of 69.3%, equivalent to 134,937 votes.

October 5th, 2018Mayors take Office.

MORENA-PT’s coalition obtained 4 municipalities, MORENAby itself 11, and PAN-PRD-MC the remaining two.

TABASCO

ELECTION 2018

GOVERNOR

VERACRUZ

ELECTED POSITIONS

Governor



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Current Government

Miguel Ángel Yunes Linares

Governor 2016-2018

Election 2018


Cuitláhuac García Jiménez Juntos Haremos

Historia

Miguel Ángel Yunes Márquez Por Veracruz al

Frente

BIOGRAPHY: Mechanical Engineer with a Master's Degree in Electrical

Engineering and Advanced Control Sciences; Federal Deputy for the LXIII

Legislature (2015-2018); MORENA’s Founder and State Councilor.

CUITLÁHAC GARCÍA JIMÉNEZ (GOVERNOR*)

• Security Plan base on 4 axes: attention to the agriculture sector,consideration of the youngsters, police professionalization andemergency protocols with federal organizations.

• Subsidy of the price of raw materials for livestock and agriculturalproduction.

• Governmental austerity program.• Foster Agricultural Technology Institutes in the state.

* Projected winner.

MAIN PROPOSALS

December 1, 2018Governor takes Office.

Voter turnoutTotal


5,693,6192,518,429 1,478,822 60,733

64.51% 34.89% 2.41%

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ELECTION 2018

VERACRUZ’S LOCAL CONGRESS

LXIV LEGISLATURE

Parry Deputies

MORENA 21

PAN 10

PRI 8

PRD 5

INDEPENDIENTE 2

JUNTOS POR VERACRUZ

2

PVEM 1

PANAL 1

Total: 49 Deputies

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November 5, 2018Local Deputies take Office

CURRENT INTEGRATION

PROJECTED INTEGRATION

Although the polls carried out during the campaignperiod showed a closed competition between CuitláhuacGarcía (Juntos Haremos Historia) and Miguel Ángel YunesMárquez (Por Veracruz al Frente), exit polls gave the firsta significant advantage.

According to the PREP, the candidate of the coalitionJuntos Haremos Historia remains in front with 7.64%, ifthe results are confirmed, a third alternation will beexperienced in Veracruz.

Regarding the Local Congress election, the advantage isfor coalition Juntos Haremos Historia, however, PorVeracruz al Frente remains as the second force with 7deputies, and if these results remain, the Congress wouldhave a reconfiguration in its integration compared to theprevious legislature.

Although the Ministry of the Interior pointed out thehigh possibility of acts of violence in the State, accordingto the State Governor and media, the electoral day wasdeveloped without major incidents.

VERACRUZ

ELECTION 2018

GOVERNOR

YUCATÁN

ELECTED POSITIONS

Governor



Municipalities

1

25

106

Voter turnoutTotal


1,544,0621,153,414 366,405 23,160

74.77% 23.73% 1.50%


Rolando Zapata Bello

Governor 2013-2018

Election 2018


Joaquín Díaz Juntos Haremos Historia

20.02%

Mauricio Vila DosalCandidatura común

39.21%

Mauricio Sahui RiveroTodos por México

35.98%

BIOGRAPHY: Mayor of Mérida, Yucatán (2015-2018), Local Deputy in the

LX Legislature of Yucatán’s Congress (2012-2015), Secretary of PAN’s

National Committe in Yucatán (2008-2011).

MAURICIO VILA DOSAL (GOVERNOR*)

• Professionalize municipal police agents.• Develop Merida’s Metropolitan zone.• Implementation of campaigns for the prevention of diseases such as

obesity, diabetes, alcoholism and eating disorders.• Policies that consider equality between women and men in paid and

unpaid work.• Green Infrastructure Plan.• Reduce procedures through the Regulatory Improvement.• Tax incentives for companies that hire young people in their first job.

MAIN PROPOSALS

October 1, 2018Governor takes office

* Projected winner.

ELECTION 2018

YUCATÁN’S LOCAL CONGRESS

LXI LEGISLATURE

Party Deputies

MORENA 1

PRD 0

PAN 8

PRI 12

PVEM 1

MC 0

PT 0

PES 0

PANAL 3

HUMANISTA 0

INDEPENDIENTE 0

Total: 25 Deputies

RELATIVE MAJORITY

LXII LEGISLATURE CONSIDERATIONS

The preliminary results show PRI with diversecoalitions, having the majority in the Congress.In the case that Mauricio Vila Dosal is confirmedas the wining candidate, the relation betweenthe Executive and the Legislative will change,considering it will be a divided government, andMauricio Vila Dosal will need to developalliances in order to have a majority in theCongress.

YUCATÁN

September 1, 2018Local Deputies take Office.


NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The distribution ofproportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votesobtained by each party. Due to faults in the system, this information may have importantmodifications.

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MUNICIPALITIES

YUCATÁN

CONSIDERATIONS

Renán Alberto Rocha, will be Mayor of Merida for thesecond time. He has been local Congressman and part ofthe Town Council. BA in Law by the Anahuac MayabUniversiy, where he also obtained his MA in PublicAdministration.

Rafael Gerardo Montalvo Mata has a BA by theAutonomous University of Yucatán. He has served as amember of the Town Council of Ticul; as Director of thelocal DIF from 2007 to 2010, and as Legal Director of theTiucul’s Town Hall from 2004 to 2007.

September 1, 2018Mayors takes office.

* Projected winner.


NextAdministration

Elected Mayor*

Mérida Renán Alberto Concha*

Ticul Rafael Gerardo Montalvo Mata*

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