Hueytamalco, Pue.- Unlike Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who does not believe in institutions, I respect the rule of law and apply the law as it is my responsibility because a person’s rights end when violate the rights of another, said governor Rafael Moreno Valle.
During an interview after the tour of work done in the town of Hueytamalco, to a question from the media about the complaint filed López Obrador, the governor replied:
«With Andrés Manuel have deep differences and fundamentally we could summarize explaining that he does not believe in institutions and yes, I respect the rule of law and apply the law, understanding that a person’s rights end when violate the rights of another.»
He said the state government’s responsibility to safeguard the rights of all citizens, both manifest as to move freely. «If someone blocks a road, the law applies, is the responsibility and obligation of the State (…) I do believe in institutions. I will respect the rule of law and apply the law as it is my responsibility, «he said.
The Government of the State of Puebla reaffirms its commitment to the rule of law and the rule of law, is committed to further ensure the freedoms of citizens, obey the law and enforce it, so that the poblano continue to live in a state of tranquility. In Puebla plays a fundamental commitment to transparency and democracy, for it is through institutions like certainty given citizenship.
