Rafael Norma
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In Mexico through the years we have seen that most of the monuments built are true symbols of government’ corruption.
The best example could be this one:
At Left: the PEMEX fountain, to honor the state owned petroleum company, now almost in bankruptcy, thanks to the worst government administration; Now Mexico has to import gasoline and surely in a very near future, we will have to import oil and to export besides such not renewable resource, peasants, yes those who
were “benefited”
by land share taken away from the big land owners. Nowadays, they rent the land , that the mexican government stole from the big land owners, to drug traffickers
At right you can see a horrible building , constructed a supposedly ” a residential area,” whose building permit was granted “in exchange” for a free ugly pedestrian bridge over Paseo de la Reforma Avenue, for Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, Mexico city’ “leftist” mayor at that time.
Of course that the mentioned building does not have the minimum parking spaces established by the construction regulations for Mexico City
But that ‘s not all, folks, On November 4th., 2009, almost in that place, an executive plane in which was traveling the Mexican Interior Secretariat , crashed.
Months before Mr. Juan Camilo Mouriño, was accused of corruption charges, precisely in the state owned oil company……
The best example could be this one:
At Left: the PEMEX fountain, to honor the state owned petroleum company, now almost in bankruptcy, thanks to the worst government administration; Now Mexico has to import gasoline and surely in a very near future, we will have to import oil and to export besides such not renewable resource, peasants, yes those who
At right you can see a horrible building , constructed a supposedly ” a residential area,” whose building permit was granted “in exchange” for a free ugly pedestrian bridge over Paseo de la Reforma Avenue, for Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, Mexico city’ “leftist” mayor at that time.
Of course that the mentioned building does not have the minimum parking spaces established by the construction regulations for Mexico City
But that ‘s not all, folks, On November 4th., 2009, almost in that place, an executive plane in which was traveling the Mexican Interior Secretariat , crashed.
Months before Mr. Juan Camilo Mouriño, was accused of corruption charges, precisely in the state owned oil company……