The PAN members demanded that there be no “protective mantle” over the so-called “Purple House”, so that if there are irregularities, they do not go unpunished.
At a press conference, Cortés said that the response of the FGR should not be like the one that has occurred in other cases, for example, that of the brothers of President Pío and Martín López Obrador, who were exhibited receiving cash. In this regard, the president has rejected that there is illegality in these events.
“It seems that in this government, the administration of justice only acts against those who do not think the same as this government, against those who do not agree with this government,” added deputy Romero in his speech.
The complaint of facts refers that, according to information published last week by the portal Latinus and the organization Mexicans Against Corruption and Impunity (MCCI), José Ramón López Beltrán and his family lived in a mansion in Texas that was owned by a top executive of the Baker Hughes oil company.
“(It is requested) to initiate the corresponding investigations with all speed and timeliness (…) In its case, exercise criminal action against the accused who are responsible for the facts narrated in this complaint,” says the document delivered by the PAN .
The case has generated controversy and criticism of the López Obrador government, although Baker Hughes denies that the house in question belonged to any of his directors and the Mexican president has denied that his children have influence in his administration or have fallen into conflicts of interest.
