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Mexico's energy secretary to appear before Senate committee on November 12
Mexico's energy secretary Luz Elena González will appear before the Senate on November 12.
She will speak to the Senate Energy Committee as part of its review of President Claudia Sheinbaum's second report.
González will have 20 minutes to present the state of the energy sector.
Senators from different parliamentary groups will then have time to raise questions and make comments.
González will respond to their points, followed by a second round of questions.
She will finish with a closing statement of up to 10 minutes, making the hearing a chance for senators to question her about energy policy.
The Senate has approved the format for the hearing, but no further next steps are specified.
Mexico’s energy secretary, Luz Elena González Escobar, is scheduled to appear before the Senate Energy Committee on November 12.
The appearance is part of the review of President Claudia Sheinbaum’s second report.
González is scheduled to present the state of the energy sector and respond to senators’ questions.
The committee approved the format for the session, including two rounds of questions and a closing statement.
- Who
- Luz Elena González Escobar, Mexico’s energy secretary, will appear before the Senate Energy Committee.
- What
- She will present the state of the energy sector and respond to senators’ questions.
- When
- November 12. The year is not stated in the article.
- Where
- Before the Senate Energy Committee in Mexico.
- Why
- The appearance is part of the review of President Claudia Sheinbaum’s second report.
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The Senate Energy Committee’s leadership approved the format for González’s appearance.
González is scheduled to appear before the committee as part of the review of the president’s second report.
- Official
- Luz Elena González Escobar, secretary of Energy
- Date
- November 12
- Committee
- Senate Energy Committee
- Presentation time
- Up to 20 minutes
- Senators’ speaking time
- Up to five minutes per participant in each question round
- Closing statement
- Up to 10 minutes