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Jueves, 14 de abril de 2005

Los enredos en Presidencia

Archivado en: política | escrito por goleech | 04/14/2005 | 17:17

"If he is eventually found guilty, President Fox could pardon him -- it is one of the scenarios the president is considering," the spokesman, Agustin Gutierrez Canet, said in an interview.

Gutierrez said Fox was "very unhappy" about a widely held perception, in Mexico and abroad, that Fox is orchestrating the criminal prosecution of Lopez Obrador to keep him out of the 2006 presidential race. Fox has insisted that the case is not politically motivated but rather demonstrates that no one in Mexico is above the law. But a large and growing number of critics say they believe Fox has manipulated the system to eliminate his party's main obstacle to retaining the presidency.

"The intention of President Fox to uphold the rule of law has not convinced public opinion here and abroad. That is a fact, and we accept it," Gutierrez said, acknowledging that there has been "a problem of communication" in making Fox's case to the public.

The Washington Post, jueves 14 de abril de 2005

El coordinador de Información Internacional de Presidencia, Agustín Gutiérrez Canet, miente, abrió la boca de más o el Washington Post inventa sus notas. Se supone que el vocero oficial es Ramón Aguilar, no entiendo por qué razón el Post entrevistó a este señor Canet. Pero lo que menos entiendo son las declaraciones del propio Canet.

En un comunicado, la Presidencia de la República desconoce las declaraciones, toda vez que sólo reconoce como vocero oficial a Ramón Aguilar. ¿Desconocer/desacreditar es lo mismo que negar?

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De hecho yo encontré esto en el Financial Times:
Confusion widens over López Obrador impeachment

Confusion intensified on Thursday over the impeachment of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, Mexico City's popular leftwing mayor, as the Fox administration floated and then quickly denied the possibility that it would consider pardoning the mayor.
Congress last week voted to remove the mayor's political immunity over allegations that he was guilty of contempt of court during a planning dispute.
Agustin Gutierrez Canet, a former ambassador and President Vicente Fox's international spokesman, told the Washington Post and other news agencies that Mr Fox could pardon Mr López Obrador once he had been found guilty.
This would allow the mayor to run in next year's presidential elections in which polls say he is the front-runner and would show that “there is not a political intention in the judicial process”.
Mr Gutierrez Canet also admitted that the president was “unhappy” about international reaction to the impeachment, including negative editorials from the Financial Times and other newspapers. “The intention of President Fox to uphold the rule of law has not convinced public opinion here and abroad. That is a fact, and we accept it,” he said. (extracto de la nota original)

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