Eduardo Ramírez begins tours to become coordinator of the 4T in Chiapas
Eduardo Ramirez senator for Brunette He began his tours through Chiapas to seek the coordination of the 4T defense committees for the entity, in the civic plaza of the city of the Meseta Comiteca Tojolabal region.
inhabitants of Tonala and Yajalon They attended the event in which the senator asked them to reflect on what project is going to guarantee governability, security and stability for the state; which leader has the experience and social base to reconcile differences and build plurality and who has the legitimacy, the work that guarantees the best destiny for the state.
He assured that Chiapas “It is neither for buddies nor for quotas” and explained that “in the next few days decisions will be made, and I submitted to the recognition survey” and assured that he swept the survey that his party carried out in the entity to elect the new coordinator.
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Eduardo Ramirez announced four actions to strengthen the 4T in the entity, starting, he said, with the “union in each municipality, district, region, because we have the largest political structure in the state; The second action, let's go after our friends, co-workers, neighbors and convince them with arguments; third action, activation on social networks to disseminate all the contents, and fourth action: when they dial their phones, if they call them, Eduardo is the answer".
He told those present that he is committed to projecting young people into the political decisions of Chiapas and Mexico, so he asked them to prepare, not to do politics out of vanity but with the heart.
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