UNAM: guarantee autonomy, the requirement 2023/10/30
Looting continues on the way to Acapulco. For the GN now.
In the final stretch, the election of the new rector of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) must complete this week a first evaluation of candidates by the Governing Board to, between November 6 and 10, give know the name of the person who will replace Enrique Graue Wiechers from the first minute of December.
This will not be an easy selection nor one free of “pressure”, since at least half of the applicants are identified with the outgoing rector or, if preferred, with the group of medical professionals who have directed it in 40 of the last 50 years, and it will not be so either due to the undeniable complexity that it entails that it be carried out at the end of the six-year term of a quasi-dictatorial government marked by its open aversion to the existence of autonomous entities and, without a doubt, by the existing risk that external political forces They could try, as on other occasions, to intervene in the process.
For this reason, it is important to make it clear that, within the framework of its own election, the highest house of studies, the UNAM, should not be converted into a “battlefield” of the electoral confrontation that is now being experienced at the country or national level. center of proselytism for those who aspire to maintain or take power in 2024 but, in contrast, whoever is selected to command it for the next four years must guarantee a harmonious relationship with the federal government until next September and, in due course, with the new regime.
It is true that, in view of such essential requirements and with ten candidates to occupy the main office of the emblematic Rectory Tower, the election to be made by the 15 members of the Governing Board will not be in any way simple, although, to say those who know about the matter, could center between the controversial general secretary Leonardo Lomeli, pointed out by the alleged “use” of the position to position oneself; the doctor Patricia Davilawho, being the best placed woman, has gained followers, and the head of the Faculty of Law, Raul Contreraswho is recognized for having placed it as number 26 worldwide.
The coin, then, is in the air... although, needless to say, it will not be for much longer. We will see…
* If the session cited in Donceles does not take place due to lack of quorum, as on Thursday, for which there is not even an agenda, the restart of the re-election process or revocation of the unpresentable Ernestina Godoy for a new four-year period at the head of the capital's Prosecutor's Office, you bet, he would leave until next week, in the best of cases! Phew…
* It will not be until the end of the week, by the way, when the leaders of PAN, PRI and PRD in the capital –Andres Atayde, Israel Betanzos and Nora Arias– attend the Electoral Institute of Mexico City to confirm their decision to go together, in coalition, in the election of head of Government. Then they will define the common candidate, they announced...
Let's meet on Wednesday with another matter Political in nature.
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