The president's decision to cut 60 percent of his salary

Mexico's newly elected leftist president Andres Manuel Lopez O'Brador has announced to reduce his salary by 60 percent. In December next year, he will be in charge of running Latin America's second largest economy for six years. He said that after taking the power the salary will be 40 percent of the amount.

Andrass Manuel Lopez O'Broder, the reporters of the headquarters of his election camp in the capital city of Mexico, said on Sunday. Supporters welcomed this announcement with a clap of applause. He said, 'We want to reach the general public in the budget.'

The Los Angeles Times reported that the Left President will take power from the current president, Enrico P. Leone, in December, leftist President Andres Manuel Lopez O'Brador After that, he will take 40 percent salary, he said. At present, Mexican President's monthly salary and allowances are 2,70,000 pesos.

Andrass Manuel Lopez Vabrador of the journalists said he would take one lakh 8 thousand peso (5 thousand 707 USD) in the month of salary. He said that for the last six years, the salary of government officials and employees will not be more than the President's wages. He also plans to reduce the costs of high officials, such as car drivers, bodyguards and personal medical expenses, he said.

Currently, in Mexico Transparency International, the index of corruption is 180 in 180 countries.

Andres Manuel Lopez Vobrador said government officials will have to disclose their assets. Corruption will be considered crime in this country. He has the intention to reduce the cabinet expenditure. Referring to the inconvenience of the other members of the cabinet who have left the job of private sector, he is now abandoning the plan.

Andrass Manuel Lopez O'Brador is speaking for the supporters gathered at a hotel after the news of the issue came to light. He was next to his wife. Mexico City, 1st July Photo: AFP-sponsored, OBDRO has planned plans for comprehensive economy in its financial year from last week. There is a need to eliminate unnecessary parliamentary committees, including reducing the salary of the politicians and reducing the government's expenditure in various other processes.

In the beginning of this month, riding on a wave of irreconcilable corruption and violence, leftist Andres Manuel Lopez O'Brador was elected President of Mexico. In addition to changing the mainstream politics of the country, Lopez gave Obrda the monopoly right to build a new country. His victory has brought hope of millions of Mexicans and trembles in the rich chest. The results showed clear pictures of the country's overthrown status. For the quarter-century, Mexico is driven by moderate political thought and philosophy of globalization. Many Mexicans believe that this ideology did not bring benefits for them.

The endorsement of Lopez Obrador's main electoral promise, reduction of violence, and poverty eradication of Mexican nationwide has gained tremendous popularity among voters. But there are many questions that come with them, to which they and their government can get the answer.

The ruling party's candidate José Antonio also lost the term, O'Broder In the majority of the last century, the ruling party's Constituent Revolutionary Party (PRI) has dominated politics. 130 people were killed in political violence in the country on the election. Many of them were candidates and party workers. Lopez Obrador has fought for three times in the presidential election. Finally he found a gold deer.

The total voter turnout in the country is 8.8 million. They did not just elect a president, elected 128 senators and 500 deputies in Congress.

After winning, Lopez O'Broder said that the people supported him, he is very happy. He thanked everyone. He further said, 'One of his promises will not be to give up the corruption. At the same time no criminal can be given a discount. We will pull up all crimes from Mexico. '