President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo limited herself to responding that the National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) is already conducting its investigation into the repression that took place in Jalisco during a protest over water quality in the Guadalajara metropolitan area.
"We are going to wait for the conclusion of the National Human Rights Commission, because they are already carrying out their investigations, they have opened their process," said Sheinbaum Pardo during her morning press conference this Friday, October 16, at the National Palace.
The president reported on Thursday that the CNDH had already begun the investigation she requested, following the repression by Jalisco police against citizens demanding improvements in water quality.
Yesterday, she mentioned that projects to improve water quality in the Guadalajara metropolitan area were being analyzed.
"In the case of police abuses, the National Human Rights Commission, as I requested yesterday, is already carrying out its investigations and opening, through its own procedures, all the investigation related to these cases; from the use of water and gas during the march, to the detention of some young people who were mainly beaten," she said.
"So, the CNDH is already doing its work in Jalisco and the Ministry of the Interior is providing support," she added.
Regarding the works to improve water quality, the President mentioned that two products are being analyzed: "I asked them to be able to conduct a review of..."
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President Claudia Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo limited herself to responding that the National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) is already conducting its investigation into the repression that took place in Jalisco during a protest over water quality in the Guadalajara metropolitan area.
"We are going to wait for the conclusion of the National Human Rights Commission, because they are already carrying out their investigations, they have opened their process," said Sheinbaum Pardo at her morning press conference this Friday, October 16, at the National Palace.
The president reported on Thursday that the CNDH had already begun the investigation she requested, following the repression by Jalisco police against citizens demanding improvements in water quality. Yesterday, she mentioned that projects to improve water quality in the Guadalajara metropolitan area were being analyzed.
"In the case of police abuses, the National Human Rights Commission, as I requested yesterday, is already carrying out its investigations and opening, through its own procedures, all the investigation related to these cases; from the use of water and gas during the march, to the detention of some young people who were mainly beaten," she said.
"So, the CNDH is already doing its work in Jalisco, and the Ministry of the Interior is providing support," she added.
Regarding the works to improve water quality, the President mentioned that two proposals are being analyzed: "I asked them to carry out a more thorough review so that, once we have a clear picture of the project, we can speak with the governor."
"He (Pablo Lemus) presented it to me (...) I do need to know all the technical details of the proposal being made, what resources we could contribute. I hope that this week we will have the full analysis," she said.
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