In the PRIAN “there is a lot of hatred and that always leads to defeat”: Sheinbaum

Lazarus Cardenas, Mich. Claudia Sheinbaum, presidential candidate of the Let’s keep making history coalition, highlighted that in the PRIAN “there is a lot of hate, and hate will always lead to defeat.” In this context, she questioned that the news, which turned out to be false, about the supposed crematorium in Mexico City, was released on the day she and Clara Brugada, candidate for head of Government of Mexico City, went to Tláhuac. .

The Morena, PT and Movimiento Ciudadano candidate maintained that her advantage in electoral preferences – some surveys place her 33 points above second place – is a reflection that Mexicans prefer the fourth transformation.

At a press conference, he stressed that although there is already “a decision made by the people of Mexico, we are going to continue working between now and June 2 or May 29, which is the last day of the campaign.”

But on tours around the country, he added, “I have noticed an enormous dedication of the people of Mexico to the fourth transformation and that is reflected in the surveys. There is a recognition of the progress of our country, and people want that vision to continue in a new historical stage.”

After Claudio “They have the right to call a demonstration, it is a free country.”

However, he stressed that those of PRIAN “are moved by anger, by slander against our project, our program, by the fact that many of those who support it have lost their privileges.”

He added that Mexicans “want to build based on love. As I said from the first day of March, we do politics with love, not with hate, and that is the way to build peace, prosperity and development of our country.”

He maintained that if the polls reflect that the Citizen Movement candidate, Jorge Álvarez Máynez, is taking points away from Xóchitl Gálvez, as some polls suggest, it is because “what she proposes to the people is hatred, slander, anger.” Watch the debate, she suggested.

Sheinbaum reiterated that he liked Álvarez Máynez’s attitude of not giving up his candidacy, after Claudio X. González asked him to.

-Would you ask him to decline?

I respect Máynez a lot. He is representing the Citizen Movement and has every right to participate (in the elections).

On the other hand, after pointing out that the Judiciary “cannot wash its hands of insecurity,” and highlighted that impunity and organized crime have been greatly reduced in Mexico City.

He also highlighted that the news about an alleged clandestine crematorium in Mexico City was false, so he called to verify the information.

“Not only did the voter credentials – which were stolen – belong to living people, but the only thing that was found were some animal bones. He left the qualifier to you.”

He mentioned that even “women from groups of missing persons in Mexico City were dissatisfied because that woman (Cecilia Flores) without prior notice carried out the search.”