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AMLO Schools Elitist 'Fachos' in Political Ping-Pong

In AMLO's morning conference, he battles media accusations, touts progress in the “Internet for All” project, and takes a swing at conservative foes. The stage is set for a global tour, promising more political theatrics on the international stage.

Mexicanist

Nov 15, 2023 — 2 min read

President AMLO addresses media accusations, championing alternative voices on social networks.

The National Palace is buzzing at 07:29 as President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) takes the stage for his daily morning conference. It's a theatrical performance, a one-man show of politics and charisma that starts every day with a twist.

Media Mischief

AMLO's morning spotlight didn't miss a beat as he took the opportunity to declare war on media figures he accuses of spearheading a relentless “campaign” against his administration. “They are furious,” he says, with a wry grin that hints at a deeper game being played.

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