US EditionEndorse WSJ to Andy López Beltrán Morena's Electoral Figures
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Mexico City.- The Wall Street Journal estimated that part of the responsibility for Morena's election result in this Sunday's elections rests with Andrés López Beltrán, son of former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO). The publication highlights how the June 1 election made Mexico the first country in the world where the members of the Supreme Court are elected by direct vote, and notes that it was a project of the former President, en…
The election day this Sunday in Mexico was not pleasant for Andrés López Beltrán , son of former president Andrés Manuel López Obrador and who pretends to be his heir in politics. The Secretary of Organization of the official National Regeneration Movement (Morena) had two pals: on the one hand, the low participation of the population in the election of judges – which would not reach 14% of the list of almost one hundred million readers – and on…
In Palacio Nacional they are very angry with "Andy" López Beltrán, the son of former president López Obrador. They hold him responsible for the void in the boxes for the judicial election and for the sad results of Morena in the elections in Veracruz and Durango. They tell me first level sources that Andy received all the support of the president and her party to take charge of the electoral operation. Not only that: eleven governors gave him ca…
Influential media in the United States, such as The Wall Street Journal, have begun to put under the spotlight Andrés Manuel López Beltrán, son of former president AMLO, after the meagre results in key electoral processes. By José Luis Camacho Acevedo The U.S. government uses the most important traditional media in that country—to which it now adds social networks and much of the digital world—to send police and political messages. Yesterday, jo…
It’s a setback for AMLO’s son, says the U.S. daily, considering him responsible for “political machinery.”
The American newspaper The Wall Street Journal points out to Andrés Manuel López Beltrán for the low turnout in elections Judicial Power 2025. The citizen participation of the judicial election day of last Sunday June 1 was estimated by the National Electoral Institute (INE) between 12 and 13%, which they pointed to as low. But The Wall Street Journal seeks responsibility and points to Andrés Manuel López Beltrán, general secretary of the Nation…
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