Lopez Obrador is Calling on Televisa and Offers Reconciliation

Lopez Obrador is calling on Televisa and offers reconciliation

As part of a series of interviews with presidential candidates in Mexico, Televisa gave political space Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador in his stellar night newscast with anchor Joaquín López-Doriga.

In this, the Tabasco thanked the station’s invitation “after five years of closure for me and made the movement he represents.” He stressed that Televisa’s attitude led him to “make a critique of a frank and open” at this time.

It also called on the company’s projection Azcarraga Jean have given the PRI Enrique Peña Nieto “for the purpose, the claim for the first time in history, to impose by marketing to the next President of Mexico, that I do not share . I think nobody can impersonate the people’s right to choose their president. “

That said, Lopez Obrador, by way of justification, said Televisa could not go without saying what he really feels.

Also he said that he favored reconciliation. “I do not hate and have to move the country forward without hatred and resentment. I want to like you, you, with all workers in Televisa, with whom I have great regard and respect, and with managers, inaugurating a new stage”

“I want us to give us the benefit of the doubt, because the country requires it. There must be equality and freedom for the country out of the unfortunate situation that is.”

Therefore, putting the public interest sought to staff. “I offer reconciliation, I extend my hand open.” He reached out to Lopez-Doriga, to which the reporter replied with the same gesture.

He acknowledged that his movement needs the media, “because now we are seeing millions of Mexicans opposed to going from town to town.”

Lopez-Doriga asked about the terms that has included in his speech “Loving Republic,” to which the virtual candidate said that “one must be ever more human and have to be love, because” one is part of the circumstances and do not save our circumstances we do not save us, “alluding to Ortega y Gasset.

He added that his movement, unlike 2006, now has a larger organization.

Finally, Marcelo Ebrard acknowledged that is an extraordinary political and reiterated that it requires “unity, fairness and justice to transform Mexico.”