Tlaxcala demands public apology for mockery by senators from Morena and Rubalcava: ‘They’re offensive claims’

The Tlaxcaltecs came out in defense of their state after the mockery of Morena senators and businessman José Luis Salinas, who told Adrián Rubalcava that “it is better to be director of the Metro than governor of Tlaxcala.” Tlaxcala’s government demanded that the businessman respect and a public apology to the Tlaxcaltecan people. “The Tlaxcala State Government expresses its firm rejection of the statements of businessman José Luis Salinas, who …

As we already told them here, the government of the state of Tlaxcala was outraged and demanded an apology for the mockery made by businessman José Luis Salinas when he told Adrián Rubalcava that it was better to be director of the CDMX Metro than governor of that entity, but there are some details that perhaps went unnoticed of the video circulating on social networks and that they should have more attention.

The government of Tlaxcala demanded a public apology from the businessman José Luis Salinas, after he assured that the General Directorate of the Metro of Mexico City is more important than the entity. Through a statement, the administration of Lorena Cuéllar Cisneros expressed its rejection of the statements that the industrialist issued during a private meeting, whose recordings came to light in recent days. The government assures that the say…

“The fight against racism, classism and discrimination remains a challenge for those of us who are fighting for Mexico’s Fourth Transformation,” he says. Tlaxcala is a state with immense cultural and historical greatness, and has a hard-working, honest and dignified people, Senator Ana Lilia Rivera Rivera demanded a public apology [...]

After the burlesque remarks of José Luis Salinas, who said that “to be director of the Metro CDMX is better than to govern Tlaxcala,” Senator Tlaxcalteca Anabell Ávalos Zempoalteca demanded a public apology. José Luis Salinas’ mockery took place on March 19 during a celebration, 6 weeks before Adrian Rubalcava was officially named director of the Metro of Mexico City (CDMX).“You know what? I’ll tell you one thing, being director of the Metro, ho…