Calderon Statue Decapitated in Los Pinos
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Former President Felipe Calderón described the attack and decapitation of his statue in the Los Pinos Cultural Complex as an act that reflects the lack of protection of property and considered that those who carried out the aggression to be “miserable ones.” “Look, that statue, the truth is that the statue says very little about me, but it says a lot about who they are: miserable ones,” he said. During an interview with Ciro Gómez Leyva, Calderó…
After protesting against former President Felipe Calderón, who participated in a right-wing party forum, a group of former workers from Luz y Fuerza del Centro (LFC) moved to Los Pinos to behead his statue, which had just over a year lying in the cultural complex when it was shot down by a tree.
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