AMLO meets businessmen in Monterrey
Redacción/SDP | 26 de Octubre, 2010 - 14:49
Andrés Manuel López Obrador met empesarios Monterrey important to talk to them and invite them to join his movement.
Among the businessmen who attended the meeting are Fernando Canales, former governor of Monterrey and former secretary of economy and Jesus Fernando Marcos Giacomán Turner, among others.
Businesses expressed Lopez Obrador was good to meet him in person to see his views and to express concern about the fact that the IFE has prevented the participation of citizens in elctorales.
Accompanied by economist Rogelio Ramirez de la O and the leader of the PT, Alberto Anaya, as well as meeting representatives of AC, Lopez Obrador told the businessmen that it consider the base of the economy are firms, but that does not share the idea the existence of monopolies.
He announced further that the movement headed win in 2012 no new taxes, but all must pay taxes, as large companies do not do because of their tax privileges.
They further clarified that it has nothing to do with Hugo Chavez and have never met.
For their part, employers questioned him about the camp Reform and Zocalo demonstration, to which AMLO said that the camp was intended to avoid a social explosion after the 2006 election fraud.
A businessman from Queretaro attended the meeting told Lopez Obrador that he voted for him in 2006, and he was concerned that in 2012 happen again what happened in that election, which called for better monitoring polls.
Employers will also clarified that they are not part of the 30 members of the mafia in power, and even stated that they drew attention as the IFE Salinas invited to exhibit, López Obrador called him to appear.
After clarifying that there may be differences of opinion on the left, not a divided people, Andrés Manuel López Obrador called on businessmen to participate in the Civil Partnership Meeting.
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