Xóchitl talks about the checkpoint that held Sheinbaum and makes a request to AMLO

MEXICO CITY.- Xóchitl Gálvez Ruiz, presidential candidate of Fuerza y ​​Corazón por México, asked President Andrés Manuel López Obrador for an investigation into the presence of organized crime in Chiapas, where Hooded men intercepted Claudia Sheinbaumapplicant for Let’s Keep Making History.

After presenting her Infrastructure Program in Mexico City, the licensed senator criticized the president because in his morning conference he attributed a “assembly” of the opposition and her detractors the checkpoint that held the official presidential candidate.

“I would say that the president has to investigate more than blaming Latinus (the media that broadcast the meeting), since everyone who passed by saw those checkpoints,” he said.

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The opponent thus referred to AMLO’s statements in the morning, where he stated that it was a “montage” by the opposition who, hooded, alleged members of a self-defense group They will intercept their party’s candidate.

Claudia Sheinbaum’s images went viral because Chiapas suffers from a wave of organized crime.

In the video, a group of hooded men intercepted her while she was traveling in her vehicle through the municipality of Motozintla, where they asked her to “don’t forget” the border and the mountains.

Xóchitl Gálvez pointed out that these types of checkpoints are faced every day by the inhabitants of that region, where there are presence of criminal groups fighting for positions to have the greatest control of the region for its activities.

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“There are armed groups, there are drug cartels, there is human trafficking in that region, it is a transit area.”

“There is talk that there are two cartels facing each other and that is why the violence that Chiapas is in,” he said.

And he asserted that if Claudia Sheinbaum does not know what is happening in that area, it is because she is very poorly informed.

The Morena candidate visited Chiapas this weekend, where indigenous peoples denounce a war climate due to cartel disputes.

Just last Saturday the United States Embassy in Mexico issued a travel alert “due to increasing violence and security concerns in Chiapas”.

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