Mexico's Neoliberal Healthcare Hangover

AMLO's Morning Conference blends triumph and controversy. Success in combating crime is touted, yet lingering corruption taints the narrative. The President reads revolutionary history, attacks journalists, and laments a broken healthcare system.

Mexico's Neoliberal Healthcare Hangover
President López Obrador standing at a podium addressing a crowd, representing Mexico's Morning Conference. Credit: Andrés Manuel López Obrador

Amidst the grandeur of the National Palace, a daily spectacle unfolds – the Morning Conference of politics, justice, and the peculiarities of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO). Here, amidst the marble halls and the history, Mexico's fate hangs in the balance as the nation's leaders gather to chart its course.

The Undersecretary of Public Security, Luis Rodríguez Bucio, steps into the limelight, his presence commanding attention like a seasoned actor. With a flourish of rhetoric, he narrates a series of arrests and convictions, a marker to the relentless pursuit of justice in a land plagued by impunity.