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Ana Elizabeth Garcia Vilchis presented the Who’s Who in the Lies of the Week of the morning conference today 17th julio of the president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO).
On this occasion, the spokesperson of the Who’s Who Lies of the Week He exposed threes falsehoods which were disseminated by the media and opposition in recent days.
Among the lies pointed out by Ana Elizabeth García Vilchis are the increase in fuel theft in Mexico and the unemployment rate among young people aged 15 to 29.
Who’s Who in the Lies of the Week: False that fuel theft increased 123% with AMLO
The first falsehood in Who’s Who in Lies of the Week pointed to Reforma for its note “Huachicoleros’ seizures increase by 123%”, Published on July 11,
In the note they accuse that the Illegal fuel taps increased by 123% in the first 5 years of AMLO’s six-year term compared to the same period of Enrique Peña Nieto’s government.
Faced with this, the spokesperson for Who’s Who in the Lies of the Week accused that during the Peña Nieto government only 28 thousand illegal taps were detected because During his administration, fuel theft was not combated.
Instead, he stated that from December 1, 2018 to the present, Fuel theft has decreased by 94.2%, and with it 337 thousand 730 million 537 thousand 433 pesos have been recovered used for welfare programs and public works.
He added that “before, 84 thousand barrels of fuel were stolen daily and today 4.6 thousand barrels are stolen daily on average,” so he dismissed the Reforma article.
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Who’s Who in the Lies of the Week: It’s False That Pemex and CFE Cost More Than They Contribute to the Treasury
The second lie in the section was also attributed to Reforma for its note “It would cost 1% of GDP to support Pemex and CFE”, exposed on July 11 in the media.
The note cites a study by the Center for Economic and Budgetary Research, which states that If AMLO’s energy policy continues, financing Pemex and CFE would cost 2.1 billion pesos in 6 years, or 6% of GDP in 2023.
However, the spokesperson for Who’s Who in the Lies of the Week stated that it is false information, Since in the last little more than 5 years, both companies have contributed 8.7 million pesos to the public treasury.
In this regard, and after highlighting that Pemex and CFE have helped with the cost rates and cheap fuel prices, he assured that, even if they received financial support, they would give more money than they receive.
“Both companies have contributed 8.7 million pesos to the public treasury, which, even with financial support, barely represents 23% of what they contribute to national finances.”
Ana Elizabeth Garcia Vilchis
Who’s Who in the Lies of the Week of July 17 (especial)
Who’s Who in the Lies of the Week: It is false that Mexico is third in the world in youth unemployment
The third lie in Who’s Who in the Lies of the Week mentions different media outlets that They published that Mexico is third in the world in unemployment among young people aged 15 to 29.
The note was shared by:
- The universal
- Infobae
- E-Consultation Veracruz
- Mexico Evaluates
- The Herald of Mexico
- XEVT Radio
- Record
- Political Chain
And the spokesperson for Who’s Who in Lies accused them of publishing the same information with a discriminatory approach, by calling young people who neither study nor work “ninis.”
Ana Elizabeth García Vilchis stated that The notes are based on a “lie deliberately constructed by Mexico Evalúa,” who took a 2013 study and made it seem current.
The section’s spokeswoman also said that the section itself OECD indicates Mexico as the third country with the lowest youth unemployment with 5.2%below Germany and Japan.
In addition, it also identifies Mexico as the OECD country with the lowest unemployment rate worldwide, with a figure of 2.6% according to the organization’s Employment Analysis 2024.
“Mexico is the third best country in youth employment”said García Vilchis, who highlighted the role of Jóvenes Construyendo el Futuro, a social program in which 2 million 973 thousand 449 young people participate.
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