Mexican President Suggests Holding Recall Referendum In 2021
Faizan Hashmi Published June 19, 2019 | 02:00 AM
MEXICO CITY (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 19th June, 2019) Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador suggested on Tuesday holding a recall referendum in 2021 so that the country's citizens express their views on his presidency.
"I propose [to hold a referendum] on March 21, 2021.
It will be Sunday, a nice day," Lopez Obrador said during his daily morning news conference.
Lopez Obrador first came up with the referendum idea on December 1, the day he took office. He invited the Mexican people to have a chance to vote him out of office halfway through his six-year term. Mexico's constitution does not allow for a president to be reelected.
Recent Stories
Rock-solid Ruud racks up season-leading win in Barcelona
At UN, Iran says it will make Israel 'regret' reprisals
G7 hears calls for 'critical' Ukraine aid
EU seeks to leverage might to confront China, US challenge
5 Customs officials martyred as their vehicle ambushed by terrorists in D I Khan
Pak-New Zealand match called off due to rain
NHA restores traffic on roads affected by recent rains in Balochistan
China to fully support Pakistan's efforts against terrorism: Ambassador Jiang
U.S. envoy calls on Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar
Poland arrests man over suspected plan to kill Zelensky
EU wants to ease youth movement to and from UK
Police foils attempt of supply mainpuri raw material
More Stories From World
-
At G7, Blinken seeks European support for pressure on China
2 hours ago -
Thousands of Bosnian Serbs rally against UN resolution on Srebrenica
2 hours ago -
Israel assault has turned Gaza into 'humanitarian hellscape': UN
2 hours ago -
Husband of ex-Scottish leader charged over alleged embezzlement: police
3 hours ago -
Ecuador hit by power cuts of up to 13 hours amid drought
3 hours ago -
Hugs or bullets? How Mexico presidential rivals aim to curb violence
3 hours ago
-
Kenya military chopper crash kills defence chief, senior officers
4 hours ago -
Biden hails 'incredible' Kennedy family backing against RFK Jr.
4 hours ago -
Maldives court frees jailed ex-president ahead of vote
4 hours ago -
Probe into Portugal ex-PM Costa appears to collapse
4 hours ago -
Jury selection stalls in Trump criminal trial
4 hours ago -
At UN, Iran says it will make Israel 'regret' reprisals
4 hours ago