The Mexican ruler Andrés Manuel López Obradorresponded with a song by Silvio Rodríguez to the statements of the Cuban Cuban musicianPancho Cespedes, after the latter wished him death for having invited Díaz-Canel to Mexico.
López Obrador ended his usual daily public hearing (morning) with a song by Silvio Rodríguez to respond to the criticism that, according to him, he received "with love."
With "I have never believed that someone hates me," the Mexican assured that Pancho Céspedes really does not hate him but hates an idea that he has formed.
The president acknowledged that "there are people who love him very much" and avoided, in his opinion, responding with violence because the musician's statements are related to a "bad mood" on the right.
The Cuban and nationalized Mexican singer Francisco Céspedes He wished death on the rulerfor inviting his Cuban counterpart Miguel Díaz-Canel to the celebrations for Mexico's Independence Day in previous years.
In an interview for national media, after offering a concert in the state of Sonora, Francisco Céspedes assured that the Mexican president "does not like him" for having invited a Cuban dictator.
"When it comes from a country that has a lot of need, where there is a president who invites a Cuban dictator to September 15 and puts him above others... that is, you can invite any president but not put him as the maximum. So for I don't like that guy and I hope he dies," he said.
In the same way, he criticized other Mexican presidents because, he assured, they all live off the public treasury.
Beatriz Gutiérrez Müller, wife of López Obrador, wrote in an Instagram story: "Mexico has given you everything. Don't forget it, friend." "Poor you. I don't wish you death but a happy life so you don't hate."
What do you think?
COMMENTFiled in: