They criticized Xochitl Gálvez for allegedly paying 17,000 pesos in “La Casa Gris” toy

After the Senator of the National Action Party (PAN), Xócitl Gálvez, presented a toy from the Grey House, lawyer and youtuber Juncal Solano mentioned that the blue and white girl allegedly paid 17,000 pesos for its preparation.

Through his Twitter account, a platform where he has spoken in favor of the decisions of Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) under the position of Chief Executive, his nation project self-described as the Fourth Transformation (Q4) and the party that led him to the National Palace, Movimiento de Regeneration Nacional (Morena); the host of the political Charro assured that the PAN senator “is disturbed” by the social programs promoted by the Tabasco administration.

“Senator @XochitlGalvez paid 17,000 pesos for the 3D printing of lego; but the scholarships and pensions bother those who need the most,” Juncal Solano wrote on social media. For his part, Xochitl Gálvez has not spoken about it.

Before the publication of the host of the Political Charro, netizens criminated Lozano for the statements to Gálvez: “The Senator paid her money”, “Everyone can spend their salary as they please”, “How many scholarships and pensions does Morena's advertising display for 'AMLO are you not alone' for? ”,” Did he pay it with your money or that of some Mexican? Or did he pay it from his salary?” , were some of the complaints that the youtuber received.

At a press conference, Gálvez said: “I present to you the Grey House so that you can entertain in assembling the case. With this toy we want to remind you that if you want to demolish what is a reality, we are going to build them here every day. This Grey House represents how Q4 has built an unpunished, opaque and corrupt government.”

Senator Panista also remarked that, although the president does not like to talk about uncomfortable issues, it is essential that “transparency and accountability be required. The Government has tried to minimize it, it has sought to make it oblivion. They haven't taken governing seriously. They take it to match, so I bring them a game to see if they like it.”

Given this fact, José Ramón López Beltrán, eldest son of López Obrador, released a sarcastic comment through social networks: “I'm going to buy one for Salo (his firstborn).”

It was thanks to an investigation conducted by Mexicans Against Corruption and Impunity (MCCI) and LatinUs that it was revealed that López Beltrán lived in a residence in Houston, Texas, a former executive belonging to Baker Hughes, a company that maintains millionaire contracts with Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex).

Later, in response to the series of criticisms that López Obrador received for the information revealed in that investigation, López Beltrán shared a document in which he pointed out that since 2018, the year in which his father won the presidential elections, he returned to his job as a lawyer until, with his family, they decided to move to the United States.

Some time later, in 2020, he began working as legal counsel for the development and construction company KEI Partners, with which he obtained his TN work visa to reside in the US without any problems.

Finally, he claimed to be a private citizen who has no interference with the Mexican government, since his total income comes from his employment. Therefore, he ruled that there is no conflict of interest with his residence in Houston, the Baker Hughes oil company and the current administration.

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