Proceso magazine, which is circulating this week, contains a report signed by Mathieu Tourliere on alleged acts of corruption by former PAN senator Roberto Gil Zuarth. Regardless of what the journalist wrote about the meteoric political and business career of the person who was Felipe Calderón’s private secretary when he was in Los Vinos – sorry in Los Pinos – I would like to remember something of what I said in this space on April 9 . , 2012, when Josefina Vázquez Mota was a PAN candidate for the presidency of the Republic and the aforementioned Gil Zuarth was the general coordinator of her campaign.
I titled the column “Josefina, chain of errors”. I wrote that despite the fact that the candidate was right, she started her campaign on the wrong foot. I documented a decay he committed at the beginning of his performance in Teziutlán, Puebla, where he exclaimed: “I am going to intensify money laundering.” This was the beginning of a series of mistakes and obstacles that harmed the blue-and-white candidate.
That’s why when Felipe Calderón asks his private secretary — orders — to coordinate his party’s campaign, more than one of us thinks: Wow! Eventually someone is going to bring order and defend the blue-and-white candidate against the boycott that Alejandra Sota is inflicting on her from the presidential seat herself. Damn, Sota!
But the remedy turned out to be worse than the disease, the presidential envoy we believed — just for a while — would fix things; now we know, he had the Calderon slogan, according to the author of the report quoted here, to “sabotage the PAN candidate to promote Peña Nieto, according to various internal accusations.” Gil obeyed the presidential order and at the same time he was good with the peñismo in whose mandate his personal fortune grew.
“Poor Josefina Vázquez Mota, so far from God and so close to the structure of the PAN” —I wrote in my column — referring to what happened in the Blue Stadium on the day of her inauguration as a candidate. The building looked full, but a lack of coordination of the work team commissioned by the above-mentioned Gil Zuarth, caused people to leave the plots in such a way that the candidate gave an unfortunate protest in front of a small audience. (I mentioned that Josefina, in addition to being a candidate, protested for the absence of supporters who provoked a traitor).
poetic justice
Facundo Rosas was driving fast and furiously with his truck, perhaps because his former boss, Genaro García Luna, was being held in a New York jail when an 84-year-old woman cut him off. As if we were in the six-year period 2006-2012 where he did not stop bumping into whoever he bumped into, he drove around the old woman who died immediately. The irresponsible driver was arrested by Citizen Security agents from Mexico City. Later, they realized that the prisoner was a beaked bird, a fugitive from the law, for which he was arrested by federal authorities and transferred to the Specialized Prosecutor’s Office of Organized Crime (FEMDO) who is accused of being involved in the “Fast and Furious” operation. ”Bringing more than 2,500 firearms from the United States into the country. Another crime committed by collaborators of Felipe Calderón without him, who now finds out what is happening in the 4T government and criticizes him, was aware of it.
With Calderón, the paraphrased saying can be applied: “See the beer in someone else’s bar and never the brandy in your own”. Calderón’s review and preferences for certain characters let us say, parodying Don Ramón de Campoamor (1817-1901): “Nothing is true or a lie, it all depends on the scent of the mezcal you rave with.”
Ganga
Honey, the shoes I liked are on sale in Liverpool until tomorrow.
Until tomorrow you rest.
Author and television screenwriter
The privilege of opinion
Mexican television writer. Known for writing screenplays for programs such as Ensalada de Locos, La carabina de Ambrosio, La Güereja and something else, El privilege de manda.
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