Sheinbaum Revira a Eduardo Feinmann y defiende al Tri; Exhibe a Loret, Riva Palacio y Ken Salazar

Claudia Sheinbaum responded once again to the remarks made by Argentine commentator Eduardo Feinmann about Mexico and the National Team. The mayor stated that his comments were offensive, even if he tried to justify them as an opinion about soccer, and maintained that Mexico also defends its National Team against such expressions. Furthermore, Sheinbaum linked this issue to sectors of the Mexican right wing and questioned those who have disseminated or supported messages against Mexico, referring to Ricardo Salinas Pliego and his media connections. She also requested clarification regarding information about companies like Upax and NECSUS, following journalistic reports about possible contracts and subcontracts related to government services. The mayor affirmed that her government will not protect anyone if there is evidence of links to illicit activities, but stressed that unfounded accusations should also not be made. In that context, she rejected claims that the governor of Sinaloa, currently on leave, is being protected and reiterated that any case must be investigated with evidence and through legal channels. Sheinbaum also addressed the contradictions surrounding the case of Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada, the FBI's actions, and the statements made by former ambassador Ken Salazar. The president insisted that the central issue is defending Mexico's sovereignty and clarifying whether there were omissions or a lack of information on the part of U.S. authorities. Finally, the discussion touched on the new early warning system for hurricanes, heavy rains, extreme temperatures, and other short-duration weather events, as well as the technical criteria being analyzed to issue clear and timely warnings to the public. #claudiasheinbaum #mexico #mañanera #eduardofeinmann #loretdemola #seleccionmexicana #argentina #amlo #kensalazar