López Obrador’s Children Accused of Corruption in Mayan Train Project – Shocking Revelations!

Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the federal chief executive, has urged his political opponents to provide evidence of corruption involving his children. This comes after Xóchitl Gálvez Ruiz, a candidate from the PAN, PRI, and PRD parties running for the Presidency of the Republic, claimed during a debate that López Obrador's children were involved in illicit business dealings related to the Mayan Train project.

López Obrador, speaking at a morning conference at the National Palace, expressed confidence in his children's integrity. He stated, "If my children are involved in illicit businesses in the Mayan Train, why don't they file complaints? I've said that I won't accept corruption from anyone, not even from my children… I can talk about my children because they are not corrupt, but if there are proofs, go on."

He further assured that if a judicial investigation against his children begins, he will not intervene. He stated, "I'm not going to call the prosecutor to say 'I'm leaving it up to you', but, what's the evidence?"

On March 11th, the Latinus news portal revealed a group called "The Clan", which it claimed was involved in influence trafficking and businesses that have earned billions of pesos through the mediation of López Obrador's sons, Andrés Manuel, aka "Andy", and Gonzalo, aka "Bobby". The report suggested that "The Clan" negotiates directly with the Felipe Ángeles Group, responsible for the Mayan Train works, over the price and commissions for the purchase of ballast, the stone used under the locomotive tracks.

Since these allegations surfaced, López Obrador has repeatedly stated that his children are not corrupt and that the claims made are false.