MXOlivia Garza, a member of the National Action Party (PAN), was elected president of the Congress of the City of Mexico with 56 votes. In her remarks following her election, she emphasized that the presidency does not belong to any individual, political party, or majority, stating that she would listen to all voices but would not benefit anyone. She stressed that impartiality depends on conduct, decisions, and adherence to equal rules for all political forces, rather than political affiliation. Garza pledged not to exercise an authoritarian presidency nor use the regulations to silence voices or prevent debates. She also stated she would not allow the weight of a majority, pressure from a minority, or personal interests to override the norms governing the Congress. She committed to conducting sessions with order, respect for procedures, and guarantees for both majorities and minorities to participate, argue, dissent, and be heard.
Bias read (Center): The article presents Olivia Garza’s statements neutrally, focusing on her commitment to impartiality, institutional leadership, and adherence to legal frameworks. There is no overtly biased language, one-sided sourcing, or omission of context. The framing emphasizes her role as a leader aiming for a
