Sergio Aguayo’s harsh response to AMLO accusation

Sergio Aguayo Quesada He replied on his social networks to the President of the Republic Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador after having shown it in the morning as one of the participants in the march in favor of the INE on Sunday 26 February.

In a statement posted on his Twitter account, Sergio Aguayo defended himself by recalling AMLO when he offered him a position in his cabinet if he won the presidency, when he wrote a book against electoral fraud in 2006 which implied Felipe Calderon and other times that he had supported him.

“Mr. President. This Monday he showed my picture and called me an ‘organic, conservative intellectual’. Neither. I’m still the same person who asked (and who he obtained) very specific support without receiving a penny in return, who offered a position in his cabinet if he won the 2006 elections, and who wrote a book exposing the fraud of this year. , you if. I’m satisfied with my life, you live in mourning“, he wrote on his personal Twitter account.

In recent days, Sergio Aguayo has shown his support for the mobilization in favor of National Electoral Institute (INE) and against Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s so-called “Plan B”, which was approved by the Senate of the Republic with 72 votes for and 50 against.

He Plan B It will be published on Wednesday March 1, 2023 by the Official Gazette despite the protests that took place on Sunday February 26 in Mexico City and other parts of the Mexican Republic.

Sergio Aguayo reportedly described the movement in favor of INE as very moving and showed his enthusiasm on social media, saying it was good that they put up big screens since the zócalo was full.

López Obrador spoke about Sergio Aguayo during his morning conference on February 27 to show the faces of the organizers and participants of the march he called for in defense of the old oligarchy.

Sergio Aguayo appears next to German Ricardowhom the president called a corrupt journalist, along with other personalities such as Santiago Creel, Maru Campos Galván, Kenia López Rabadán, Salomón Chertorivsky and Jesús Zambrano.

Faced with the situation, social media users recalled when Sergio Aguayo thought completely differently of the National Electoral Institute, sharing a screenshot of a tweet posted in 2015 that read: “Each passing day confirms that the INE Mexico is a danger to Mexico”.

Similarly, videos of Aguayo from years past have reappeared where he is seen declaring: “The INE is now an institution kidnapped by political parties and kidnapped by the authorities.”

The political scientist recently referred to the minister Escape asking if the National Palace would continue to defend her now that new information about her doctoral thesis had come out.

Sergio Aguayo, who appears on Twitter with the phrase: “Since security is very important to leave the care of the military, police and politicians, I will focus on information and opinions on the subject” has received comments of all kinds in his post affirming the president.

In the responses to the statement, there were messages of support that read “When there is solvency, you can respond like this” and “I witness your relentless trajectory and performance. A hug”; and others who defended AMLO with messages like “They wanted a change that would leave intact the privileges and benefits of the Mexican commentocracy. The mistake was his in thinking that the proposed change would be purely cosmetic. Faced with what has been lost, they are today becoming the most recalcitrant conservatives, alas”, and “Neither conservatives nor organic, but walked side by side with Elbe Esther Gordillo, Alito, Madrazoetc”.