Critics Accuse Mexican President of Concealing Corruption and Crime

An opinion piece accuses President Claudia Sheinbaum of hiding alliances with organized crime and government failures.

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Ricardo Alemán of Quadratín Michoacán published an opinion piece on 2026-04-12 accusing President Claudia Sheinbaum of hiding the truth from Mexican citizens. ^[1] Felipe Calderón launched the '70 Y MÁS' program, which was later transformed into '65 Y MÁS' under Enrique Peña Nieto, and Morena subsequently modified and increased the amounts. ^[2] The columnist argues that IMSS Bienestar is a system that could not be built without destroying benefits for 40 million poor Mexicans. ^[3] The Morena government decided to eliminate Seguro Popular, first replacing it with INSABI, which the author describes as a failure, and then with IMSS Bienestar. ^[4] Vicente Fox designed and initiated Seguro Popular to cover surgeries, medications, and medical attention for millions who lacked access to IMSS and ISSSTE. ^[5] The article alleges that the Morena party received financial and logistical support from organized crime to win elections in 2018, 2021, and 2024. ^[6] The article asserts that the Morena administration has failed to address the epidemic of feminicides and the lack of basic medical care for women. ^[7] The author claims President Claudia Sheinbaum will not acknowledge an alliance between the Morena government and organized crime. ^[8]

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Ricardo Alemán of Quadratín Michoacán published an opinion piece on 2026-04-12 accusing President Claudia Sheinbaum of hiding the truth from Mexican citizens. · Quadratín Michoacán

Felipe Calderón launched the '70 Y MÁS' program, which was later transformed into '65 Y MÁS' under Enrique Peña Nieto, and Morena subsequently modified and increased the amounts. · El Imparcial

The columnist argues that IMSS Bienestar is a system that could not be built without destroying benefits for 40 million poor Mexicans. · El Imparcial

The Morena government decided to eliminate Seguro Popular, first replacing it with INSABI, which the author describes as a failure, and then with IMSS Bienestar. · El Imparcial

Vicente Fox designed and initiated Seguro Popular to cover surgeries, medications, and medical attention for millions who lacked access to IMSS and ISSSTE. · El Imparcial

The article alleges that the Morena party received financial and logistical support from organized crime to win elections in 2018, 2021, and 2024. · Quadratín Michoacán

The article asserts that the Morena administration has failed to address the epidemic of feminicides and the lack of basic medical care for women. · Quadratín Michoacán

The author claims President Claudia Sheinbaum will not acknowledge an alliance between the Morena government and organized crime. · Quadratín Michoacán

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