¡SALINAS QUIERE QUEMAR TU CASA! Así respondió cuando un extitular de la SEP lo perdió todo

Salinas Pliego called a former head of the SEP (Ministry of Public Education) a "plague" for losing his house. He said this nine days after his own television network filed for bankruptcy protection. Here's the complete timeline, with the files he doesn't want you to see. Ricardo Salinas Pliego responded with mockery when Marx Arriaga, former head of the SEP's General Directorate of Educational Materials, announced he was selling his house in Ciudad Juárez to pay off debts. What almost no one mentioned: nine days earlier, a judge had declared TV Azteca bankrupt with debts of 23.345 billion pesos. And that's just one of the three insolvency issues Grupo Salinas faces in 2026. In this video, we review, with sources and dates: — The 51 billion peso tax debt confirmed by the Supreme Court in November 2025, and why TV Azteca has already paid its share, but Elektra still owes the majority. — TV Azteca's bankruptcy proceedings (July 7, 2026): who it really owes money to, and why it has nothing to do with the Mexican Tax Administration Service (SAT). — The bankruptcy of Typhoon Offshore, Salinas Pliego's oil company, for breaching a contract with Pemex. — The 24.4% drop in his fortune according to Forbes 2026. — Why the "political persecution" narrative doesn't align with the court records themselves. If you find this outrageous, comment below: would you also call it "political persecution" if it happened to you? Subscribe and turn on notifications to stay updated on this case. #SalinasPliego #TVAzteca #GrupoElektra #MarxArriaga #SAT #Mexico #Sheinbaum #BankruptcyProceedings