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Baja California Sur governor nationalization proposals
Overview
Governor Víctor Castro Cosío of Baja California Sur has proposed the gradual nationalization of strategic sectors, including banking, shipping, aviation, and railways. He argued that the state should reclaim previously privatized sectors and suggested that expropriation could be utilized when private interests harm society.
The proposal has drawn criticism from political figures, including Kenia López Rabadán, who described the remarks as ‘irresponsible’ and ‘a very dangerous message’ regarding investment and property rights. Even within the Governor’s own party, Morena, federal deputy Ricardo Monreal expressed disagreement with the nationalization of banks.
Additionally, the administration is facing backlash over a plan to expropriate lands within the Sierra La Laguna Biosphere Reserve for ‘low-impact tourism.’ Local ranching groups have warned that this move could lead to the dispossession of families who have inhabited the federally protected area since 1994.
Entities
Morena · Víctor Castro Cosío · Sierra La Laguna · Acción Nacional · Juan Pablo Velasco
Timeline
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3 days ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesPolitical developments in Baja California Sur and Santa CruzPolitical leaders in Baja California Sur and Santa Cruz, Bolivia, addressed regional governance, with Governor Castro Cosío discussing election parity and Santa Cruz leaders emphasizing departmental unity.
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11 days ago
[POLITICS] 6 sourcesBaja California Sur Governor proposes nationalization of banks and shippingBaja California Sur Governor Víctor Castro Cosío faces backlash after proposing the nationalization of banks and shipping, and attempting to expropriate lands in the Sierra La Laguna reserve.
Sources
bcsnoticias.mx · eju.tv · eldiariodechihuahua.mx · excelsior.com.mx · plataformanoticias.mx · segundoasegundo.com · tribunademexico.com · xeu.mx