Mexico: EX-President’s Airplanes On Sale (lesson from Pakistan)

MEXICO: As reported by Reuters, Mexico’s new government has announced to sale airplanes used by their former president. That sounds familiar. After Prime Minister, Imran Khan’s initiative of putting former Government’s vehicles auction, here is one such initiative.

We all learn from each other, good things should be adopted from others while bad ones shunned.

President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador announced while addressing a rally in Xalap, Vercruz, “We are selling all the planes and helicopters that the corrupt politicians used,”

People roared in approval and this was announced at the end of his first full day as president. This is new President’s first move to free the country from what he calls a towering symbol of excess.

The new government of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is ready to sale all the planes and helicopters used by the corrupt politicians. The presidential jet cost the government $218, it was acquired in2012. There are as many as 60 government planes and 70 helicopters. All will be put to sale.

According to finance ministry, the jet will be flown to Victorville airport in southern California for the new owner.

Here are other steps that will be taken by the Maxico Government.

Ending pensions of ex-presidents
Pay cuts for senior government officials
Doors are open at Los Pinos, lavish resident ofMexican presidents for last eight decades
The New President will not reside in Los Pinos.
Los Pinos will be converted into cultural center.
People are sprawling into the gardens of the President House and running through corridors looking into the offices and rooms.

Lesson Learnt from Pakistan

Prime Minister Imran Khan

Prime Minister Imran Khan has said the world will learn from us and will give examples of Pakistan. I can see it happening already.

Whatever the President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is doing is already done in Pakistan by Prime Minister Imran Khan.Way to go Prime Minister Imran Khan. Two thumbs up.

All prayers for Prime Minister Imran Khan and the PTI Government.