Fight in the mud

López Obrador, during a press conference in Oaxaca at the end of July. Presidency / Presidency

For years the generalized corruption of the Mexican political system has been denounced, with greater or lesser evidence. The looting of public money, bribes, conflicts of interest resolved in the worst way have been common knowledge in each presidential term. But today there are concrete accusations, with names, surnames, figures and even some revealing videos as support, by a former front-line official, such as Emilio Lozoya, who was the director of Pemex. And that takes the matter to another level. Lozoya's complaints have put former presidents and ...

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