The former presidential candidate of the defunct New Alliance party, Gabriel Quadri, controversial for criticizing the social programs of the then president Andrés Manuel López Obrador, went to carry out the procedures to obtain the card granted by the Secretariat of Welfare (SB) to older adults. who do not have a pension, which generated strong criticism from Internet users on social networks
On the digital platform In front of him is one of the workers who receive the documents to register for the social program.
The image shows Gabriel Quadri crestfallen and dressed in an olive green t-shirt and caps, as well as a gray sweatshirt tied around his waist and with his arms crossed on the table while waiting to be served.
“Registering to receive support from the elderly. The prodigal son of Elba Esther Gordillo,” said user Rogelio Luna. “The Right is full of contradictions, swallowing its own words. On the one hand, they vote against the Social Welfare Programs, on the other they stretch out their hand to receive them And yes, it is your right @g_quadri what they criticize you for is your classism, your hypocrisy and your stupidity,” said another Internet user from name Damián Morales.
On October 21, the former federal representative of the PAN stated in his formal and older adults, informality, low tax collection, and a longer life expectancy. In the next few years it will physically burst…”
However, it was not the only time that he attacked the social programs of the Fourth Transformation; he previously maintained on that same social network that “the pension system in Mexico is unsustainable, it already accounts for 30 percent of tax revenues. “A universal pension for older adults is unfeasible.”
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Does Mr. Quadri’s situation highlight a broader tension between individual responsibility and societal obligation in providing for the elderly, particularly when those who critique social programs later utilize them?
## World Today News Interview: Gabriel Quadri and the Seniors’ Pension
**Introduction:**
Welcome to World Today News. Today, we’re diving into a controversial topic that’s generating buzz online: former presidential candidate Gabriel Quadri applying for a senior pension despite his previous criticisms of social programs. To help us unpack this complex issue, we’re joined by two distinguished guests: **Dr. Elena Romero**, a socio-economic analyst specializing in social welfare policies, and **Mr. Ricardo Sanchez**, a political commentator known for his nuanced perspectives.
**Thematic Sections:**
**1. Quadri’s Past Criticisms:**
* **Interviewer:** Mr. Sanchez, Gabriel Quadri has been vocal in his critiques of social welfare programs, calling them unsustainable and even predicting a “physical bursting” of the system. How do you reconcile these past comments with his recent application for a senior pension?
* **Interviewer:** Dr. Romero, from a socio-economic standpoint, how does Mr. Quadri’s decision impact the ongoing debate surrounding the viability and effectiveness of social welfare programs?
**2. The Right to Social Welfare:**
* **Interviewer:** Dr. Romero, is there a moral or ethical dilemma inherent in an individual who criticizes a social program yet benefits from it?
* **Interviewer:** Mr. Sanchez, many online commentators have accused Mr. Quadri of hypocrisy. Do you believe this criticism is warranted, or is it simply a case of political opportunism?
**3. The Broader Context:**
* **Interviewer:** Mr. Sanchez, this incident appears to reflect a larger divide within Mexican society regarding the role of government in providing social safety nets. How do you see this debate evolving in the coming years?
* **Interviewer:** Dr. Romero, what are the potential long-term consequences of this situation for public trust in both politicians and social welfare programs?
**4. Looking Ahead:**
* **Interviewer:** Both of our guests have shed light on the complex layers of this situation. What advice would you offer to Mr. Quadri in navigating this public scrutiny?
* **Interviewer:** For our viewers grappling with similar conflicts between personal needs and ideological stance, what message do you have for them?
**Conclusion:**
Thank you to Dr. Romero and Mr. Sanchez for sharing their valuable insights. This discussion has underscored the complexities surrounding social welfare programs and their impact on individuals and society as a whole. We encourage our viewers to engage in thoughtful dialog and consider the multiple perspectives at play in this important conversation.
