Xóchitl Gálvez sends message to protesters in New York: “Don’t fight politicians”

After last Friday, a group of people protested Xóchitl Gálvez in New York, While he is on tour, Mexico’s presidential candidate sends him a message.

It was through a video shared on social networks Galvez Ruiz He asked people who expressed dissatisfaction with his presence in the neighboring country Don’t lash out at politicians and demand that they solve Mexico’s problems. He said that, apparently, there were people who did not like his presence USA

And “They protested full of hate, anger, resentment.” He assured that the department has not paid anyone.

“I would tell them, don’t fight the politicians, but the politicians want to solve the big problems of the country, The problem of insecurity, the problem of lack of medicines, the problem of rural areas, I am convinced that Mexico will be better off if we work together for the same objective. Enough of the hate,” he pointed out in the 1 minute and 17 seconds long shared clip.

In audio content, Galvez says this Saturday is his third day visiting the American city. And explains that “things are going very well.”

“Yesterday I had a great meeting with investors; qThey want to continue investing in Mexico, they want offshoring to become a reality. There is only one thing they ask Rule of law, security, energy and it is possible,” says the presidential candidate.

He highlighted that, in the afternoon, He met with Mexican students and working youth in New York. “Great enthusiasm, they have everything to win, to return to Mexico to apply their knowledge, they only ask me one thing. There is support for entrepreneurs, and that CONACYT Continue to support those who want to dedicate themselves to research,” he explained.

After the protest Xóchitl Gálvez, in New YorkThe presidential candidate and his aides had allegedly arranged a setup so that she could leave the building she was in and They disguised themselves as a woman, whom they passed off as them.

A video circulated on social networks in which a woman is seen “hooded”, With a beige jacket, which the protestors alleged and shouted, however, PApparently it was another person, and in reality, Galvez would have left through the back door.