The continuity of Rosario Piedra Ibarra as head of the National Human Rights Commission depends exclusively on President Claudia Sheinbaum and not on the voices that oppose her re-election, despite the fact that there are other highly valuable profiles that can efficiently carry out that task. that is so needed to preserve the human rights of the population, particularly in the face of the excesses of public power.
Criticism of Rosario Piedra resounded at the Senate headquarters by activists who condemned her management for the inaction she had during López Obrador’s six-year term, although these complaints and claims will be of little use, since everything indicates that it will be ratified, except that your health does not allow it.
The crux of the matter is that the lady intends to continue earning money as head of the CNDH, despite being indifferent to the militarization of the country and being complicit in power; Given this, internal and external criticism of his management grows and not only that, but it intensifies even in international forums on the subject.
The allegations by workers of acts of corruption are another line of investigation that the Superior Audit of the Federation has open.
Cataloged as a frank Morenoist militant, which prevents her convictions from fulfilling the relevant task she has of the CNDH, Rosario Piedra lacks the moral solvency to carry out the tasks entrusted to her, since instead of standing next to the victims, decided to be an unconditional ally of the current regime.
The Miguel Agustín Pro Juárez Human Rights Center has just published its assessment of the current administration, in which it reports opacity in the recommendations, inaction in the face of the reforms promoted by the government, in addition to condemning the pronouncements made by ‘the guys from Piedra ‘ to discredit the media, journalists, international bodies and human rights defenders.
Supposedly, the Senate will make a decision on November 8 as to who will assume ownership of the CNDH for the next five years, although the approval for the appointment will come from the National Palace.
It is said that the final list of candidates was made up of 34 people, although it could reach 48, of which Nashieli Ramírez Hernández, head of the CDMX Rights Commission, stands out; Tania Ramírez, director of Redim, as well as Jesús González Schmal, among others.
The main attributes that the new head of this organization should have should be full autonomy and independence from the Executive Branch; However, in these times where autocracy requires aligning all its chips to maintain power, without the discomfort of the observations that the ombudspersononly two women would remain in the final: Nashieli and Rosario and stop counting.
At a time when decisions are still being made at the same time, the re-election of Rosario Piedra should not surprise anyone.
The workshop no longer functions under the sieve of the democratic regime and the institutional counterweights that the federal Executive must have, but quite the opposite; It is about concentrating all power in the President of the Republic and having the Legislative and Judicial Powers under her aegis and, therefore, they defend with all their might the judicial reform that will allow them to elect as judges people related to the ruling party.
In this context, then, the groups dissatisfied with Piedra’s re-election will say mass, but the decision will be contrary to their wishes.
The militarization of the country was one of AMLO’s greatest failures, since the purpose of pacifying the country has not been achieved, despite the fact that the National Guard was created and that the Armed Forces have the power to combat criminals; In addition, the attacks they commit against civilians are increasing, to the point that they have killed innocent victims.
The collateral damage among the civilian population from military operations is not punished and even less observed by the CNDH, which has been omitted to issue the respective recommendations against the National Defense and the Navy.
For this reason, the alarms are raised in Amnesty International, the UN, Human Rights Watch, the OAS, the International Commission on Human Rights and the Ibero-American Court, among other international organizations, regarding the actions of the Mexican government and the criminal omission of the CNDH. by becoming an accomplice of the government of the so-called 4T that systematically violates international treaties on the matter.
