AMLO Leaves Palenque and Reaches CDMX to Operate His Defense and that of Andy: Riva Palacio
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El Financiero
Periódico CorreoFor a few weeks, former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador returned to Mexico City. He stopped feeling safe in his bunker in Palenque, guarded by the Army and where, if anyone wanted to talk to him, he had to visit him.
MEXICO CITY—According to a national telephone survey, 50.1% of citizens believe that the revocation of the U.S. visa of Andrés Manuel López Beltrán, son of former president Andrés Manuel López Obrador, is primarily politically motivated. However, a majority also consider it likely that Washington has strong evidence of alleged corruption against him. The poll reveals that the case has generated widespread public awareness: 47.5% of respondents s…
The progress of US investigations into Andy forced Lopez Obrador’s return to CDMX. Riva Palacio reveals that the family weighed international asylum options such as South Africa
CDMX.- Former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, says Raymundo Riva Palacio, left Palenque “for a few weeks now” to settle in Mexico City, moved by the fear of the advances of the US investigations against his son Andrés López Beltrán, who was removed from the visa, and faced with the fear of being captured. “He (AMLO) stopped feeling safe in his bunker in Palenque, guarded by the Army... The fear of what the United States could do with his …
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