AMLO recommends that youth not join the opposition bloc

In the midst of the electoral process, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador recommended that youth not join the opposition bloc. “I tell young people: try not to join the conservative movement, because that will turn you into bad citizens, people with bad character, hypocritical people and corrupt people.”

This Wednesday morning at the National Palace, the head of the federal Executive stressed that the dirty campaigns against him – which include the intention to link him to organized crime – have not worked, although he predicted that these attempts will increase as the presidential election approaches. June 2nd. “The best is the worst it’s going to get.”

He insisted on his message to the youngest. “When someone tells you: ‘Come here, I want to convince you that privatization is very good and that you should not be thinking about others, because whoever becomes a redeemer ends up crucified’, when they tell you that, stop and stop ( a religious amulet that he showed in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic), cross, cross, cross, let the devil go and let Jesus come, who fought for the poor and always preached the truth.

“Now with the eclipse you have to put on black glasses. Protect yourselves in these months, because it is now less than two months, because there is going to be a dirty war, as they say there in my town, in my land, in my water: ‘The best is the worst it’s going to get.'”

The president asserted that despite this, so far “things are going well.” And although he acknowledged that “the murder of the candidate for mayor of Celaya, Guanajuato, Bertha Gisela Gaytán, “is regrettable,” “the lies are not believed either.”

He again asked for evidence linking him to organized crime and stressed that after the elections he will present a report on the murders of journalists and candidates to show that it was during the six-year term of Felipe Calderón where the most grievances and homicides against that union were committed in the recent history of the country.