Sheinbaum Attacks Milei While Ignoring the Mexican Government's Financial Disaster

Claudia Sheinbaumhas launched harsh accusations against Argentine PresidentJavier Milei, linking him to an alleged financial fraud related to the cryptocurrency $Libra.

However, while the Morena member points to the South American leader, her own government is plagued by multiple cases of corruption and misappropriation of public funds. This calls into question her credibility and her ability to tackle corruption in her administration.

Sheinbaum claimed that Milei promoted a cryptocurrency that ended up in a fraudulent scheme. According to her, this demonstrates the Argentine leader's lack of ethics.

Nonetheless, there is no conclusive evidence that Milei committed any wrongdoing in this case. In contrast, the Morena government has awarded multi-million dollar contracts without transparency and has promoted projects with cost overruns and delays.

Examples of this are the Maya Train and the Dos Bocas refinery, projects that have squandered public resources without tangible results.

Corruption in the Morena government

Meanwhile, Sheinbaum attacks Milei over a case in the private sector, in Mexico her party protects corrupt officials who have amassed fortunes without justification.

Cases like Pío López Obrador and theSegalmex bribes have highlighted the impunity with which Morena operates. This raises serious doubts about their real commitment to fighting corruption.

Milei responds to the accusations

The Argentine president has rejected the accusations and has stated that his government seeks to liberate Argentina's economy from statism.

His model contrasts with Morena's, which insists on maintaining a controlling state that discourages investment and hinders economic growth in Mexico.

Sheinbaum, more concerned with confrontation than governing

The conflict between Sheinbaum and Milei has escalated internationally. While the Mexican leader calls him "irresponsible" and "unethical", Milei has replied by accusing her of hypocrisy and using these accusations to distract from Mexico's internal problems.

Sheinbaum seems more interested in confronting a foreign president than in resolving the security crisis and inflation in Mexico.

While she engages in political attacks, citizens continue to suffer the consequences of poor economic management and her government's corruption. This shows that her priorities are far from the true needs of the Mexican people.