Minister José Antonio Chang on the Motion of Censure: “I Find It Rather Hasty”
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The head of Education criticizes the motion of censorship against C sar Astudillo and knows that the 90 days of management are insufficient to evaluate their results in the face of insecurity.
The Minister of Education considered that lodging motions of interpellation and censorship is part of the powers of the Chamber of Deputies, but questioned that "in 90 days not even after, such decisions are already being made".
The Ministers of Education and Housing, Construction and Sanitation questioned the motion of censure filed against the Minister of the Interior, Cesar Astudillo. Both considered that there are not enough reasons to remove him from office.
The Minister of Education, José Antonio Chang, considered the motion of censure against the incumbent of the Interior, César Astudillo, “quite hasty” because of the short time of the current administration.
The motion of censure against the Minister of the Interior, César Astudillo, raised questions from the head of Education, José Antonio Chang, who considered the measure to be raised in a hasty manner.
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