Corcholatas accompany the walk of the head of the federal Executive

The Head of Government of Mexico City, Claudia Sheinbaum; Marcelo Ebrard, Secretary of Foreign Relations, and Adán Augusto López, head of the Interior, known as the corcholatas, covered the walk of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador during the commemorative march for the four years of his appointment.

“United waiting for our president,” the head of government wrote on Twitter when describing a photo that was taken with Augusto López and Ebrard before starting the march yesterday.

Although Ebrard, Sheinbaum and López started the march together with President López Obrador, the jostling and chaos caused by the attendees, who sought to get closer to the federal president, caused the chancellor to disperse along the way, so that only the head of Segob and the local president remained, until the end, by the president’s side for the nearly six hours that his tour lasted.

During the march, Sheinbaum also highlighted the presence of Morena supporters on networks.

“We are hundreds of thousands happy to march together with the president of Mexico,” he stressed.

Adán Augusto López wrote in his official accounts that “for years, with great conviction, we have marched alongside the people of Mexico. And where there was no gap, we made our way by walking in the people’s march.

While Ebrard posted a couple of photos on Twitter where he showed the atmosphere of the march.

About the Mexican foreign minister, a video was broadcast on social networks in which he is the victim of a spit by one of the march attendees.

The mobilization was also attended by governors of Morena, such as Julio Menchaca (Hidalgo) and Alfonso Durazo (Sonora), among others, in addition to state secretaries and official legislators.

maritza.perez@eleconomista.mx