Reyna Haydee accuses that she is not allowed to enter AMLO’s ‘morning’

MEXICO CITY.- Civil and non-governmental organizations condemned the blockade once morest journalist Queen Haydee Ramirez in response to his complaint regarding having been denied entry to the President’s morning conference Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.

The Office for Mexico and Central Americahe Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), Reporters Without Borders RSF, Women’s Communication and Information AC (CIMAC) and Civic Proposal They showed solidarity with the journalist.

Reyna Haydee is prevented from entering the ‘morning’

It was through social networks The journalist accused “censorship” for not letting her enter the Treasury Roomwhere the process takes place AMLO’s ‘morning press conference’, pthe one who has been a regular correspondent for his media at the conference.

The incident occurred on July 1, the sixth anniversary of the start of AMLO’s administration.

“Today President López Obrador celebrates six years of his coming to power… with an act of censorship, with an act once morest freedom of expression,” he wrote in his publication, with a photo inside the National Palace, but not in the Treasury Room.

He later shared a video of a sculpture of Benito Juárez, to whom the phrase is attributed: “To friends, justice and grace; to enemies, the law alone.”

“God knows if he said it (the phrase) because they say that he did not give privileges to anyone… but here at ComSoc (the Social Communication Office) of the Presidency they follow it to the letter, at their convenience,” says the communicator.

In the background, Benito Juárez in bronze, to whom the phrase is attributed:

“To friends, justice and grace; to enemies, just the law.”

God knows if he said it, because they say that he DID, he did not give privileges to anyone… but here in ComSoc of the Presidency they follow it to the letter, as it suits them. pic.twitter.com/cRpsnxvdwE

— Reyna Haydee Ramirez (@rynram) July 1, 2024

In a post made on Wednesday morning, the journalist shared a photo from a meeting room in which she sees AMLO’s ‘morning press conference’, implying that once once more she was not allowed to enter the Treasury Room.

“If you look for me, as you have done on other occasions, and you don’t see me at the conference, I’m here. With censorship and everything, from here I will listen to what @PabloGomez1968 says regarding whether the UIF of @SATMX investigates/persecutes the media and journalists,” he wrote.

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Clash between AMLO and Reyna Ramírez

The blockade once morest journalist Reyna Ramírez questioned AMLO regarding the alleged interference of the organized crime in the elections as well as accusations of acts of corruption once morest his children.

“How honorable it would be for you to make it (a complaint), to tell the UIF, ‘Hey UIF, investigate this Amilcar for me,’ ‘Why are they linking him to my children?’ ‘I want you to clear my children’s names,'” the journalist told her.

“My children are going to publish a letter. I am already falling for the provocation, Reyna,” the President said with laughter. “I am not provoking you,” the reporter replied.

“Yes, yes, yes, I’m getting hooked, I’m getting hooked and we’d better leave it there if you don’t mind,” the president added.

This happened during the morning press conference on June 28.

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They stand in solidarity with journalist

In a joint statement by the aforementioned NGOs, they stated that the journalist has been stigmatized by López Obrador on multiple occasions, encouraging reactions on social media.

“She has been questioned on the streets by individuals and alleged representatives of the federal government, during and following her coverage, including near her home, which is why it is worrying that these acts might escalate, said the civil organizations.”

Among the examples they gave was an information blackout and intimidation once morest her during the election day of July 2, when she was surrounded by a dozen people who shouted slogans and insults at her and recorded her.

Alleged militants from the Morena party began shouting “indigenous” and “chayotera” at her, and did not allow her to cover the polling station where President López Obrador went to cast his vote. Police from the capital had to escort her for her own safety.

Since 2022, civil society organizations and journalists have expressed their solidarity with the journalist for digital attacks to which she was subjected, she reported. The universal.

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