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manifestación, con un permiso irregular otorgado por la presidencia municipal, que al parecer fue ratificado por la Secretaría de Gobernación (Segob) en tiempos del hoy senador Adán Augusto López.
Es importante notar que la escueta respuesta de la presidenta de México fue ante la exposición siguiente seguida de tres preguntas:
“Hoy, en Naucalpan, sobre Periférico y a un costado de la capital del país, se construye y está próximo a inaugurarse el que se ha se denomina “el casino más grande y moderno de Latinoamérica”, de nombre Jubilee Casino, propiedad de la familia Saidé, de Nuevo León. “Se sabe que, en la pasada administración municipal panista de Naucalpan, encabezada por Angélica Moya Marín, autorizó, en junio del 2022, el permiso de funcionamiento para la construcción y operación de este casino sin contar con facultades legales para hacerlo por este hecho. El actual gobierno municipal de Naucalpan presentó una denuncia penal contra la
exalcaldesa por el delito de abuso de autoridad. “Presidenta, de
concretarse la apertura de este enorme casino,
se trataría del primero en su tipo inaugurado en tiempos de la Cuarta Transformación, esto, pese a que la titular de la Secretaría de Gobernación ha reiterado en diversas ocasiones que no están concediendo permisos para ese tipo de negocios. Y aquí le voy a hacer tres preguntas sobre el mismo tema” Y las tres preguntas tuvieron como respuesta lo anteriormente reportado. Durante su mandato, en marzo de 2023, AMLO, emitió un decreto prohibiendo nuevas licencias para casinos en el país, revocando incluso permisos emitidos desde su asunción a la presidencia de México, el 1 de diciembre de 2018, y el siguiente reporte trata sobre esta errada decisión.
The questions referred to the Jubilee Casino, in Naucalpan, State of Mexico, which is already known as “the largest and most modern casino in Latin America,” and is being built, according to a presentation, with an irregular permit granted by the (State) municipal presidency, and which apparently was ratified by the Ministry of the Interior (Segob) at the time, senator Adán Augusto López.
It is important to note that the brief response by the Mexican president was to the following presentation that carried three questions:
“Today, in Naucalpan, on Periférico (road) and next to the Capital City of the country, what has been called “the largest and most modern casino in Latin America” is being built and is about to be inaugurated, called Jubilee Casino, and is owned by the Saidé family, from Nuevo León. “It is known that, in the past the PAN municipal administration of Naucalpan, headed by Angélica Moya Marín, authorized, in June 2022, the operating permit for the construction and operation of this casino without having legal powers to do so, and this is a fact. Currently, Naucalpan’s current municipal government has filed a criminal complaint against the former mayor
for the crime of abuse of authority.
“Madam President, if the opening of this huge casino takes place, it would be the first of its kind to open in times of the Fourth Transformation. This, despite the fact that the head of the Ministry of the Interior has reiterated on several occasions that they are not granting any permits for this type of business. And here I am going to ask you three questions on the same subject.” And the three questions posed to Mexico’s president had the simple reply reported lines above. During his term, in March 2023, AMLO issued a decree prohibiting new licenses for casinos in the country, and even revoking permits issued since his election to the presidency of Mexico, on December 1, 2018.
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