This is how Denise Maerker explained why citizens voted for Morena

During the most recent broadcast of the Tercer Grado program Denise Maerker took the floor to explain the reasons why citizens voted for Morena and its representative Claudia Sheinbaum, which in the journalist’s words, the opposition cannot understand.

“I hear a lot of people say, but gosh, how come no one came out to defend Mexican democracy and the counterweights and the Supreme Court and the disappearance of the proportional ones? And that’s where I do feel that there is an unreality, because you tell me “To generate loyalty to certain institutions, those institutions must have given you tangible results, and those tangible results, excuse me, but this regime gave them.”

“You can’t ask someone for whom 2 thousand pesos or a social program means a lot. People who, the average is 14 thousand pesos, 16 thousand pesos the average salary in the IMSS, that is, you are giving social programs to people That means 20% of your income and you are telling them and some people continue to tell you today, that for a few (pesos) No, not a few, it is a significant income after salaries punished to the maximum.

Effectively, you can’t ask people to go out and vote and still question their rationality. They are completely rational. They are voting for something that is very important to them, the day after the end of the month tomorrow and you are telling them, Hey the Supreme Court, that. Is that what you offer as a con? According to

It is absurd to ask you to vote against the person who gave you an income. You voted for someone who caused changes in your life and you are being asked to defend an abstract system that has not brought you any type of benefit.