“We are in favour of businessmen and reasonable profits, but we are against corruption,” President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said in one of the most recent spots on the occasion of his second government report.
The representative said that there is a good relationship between the government and the country’s business class, despite the differences.
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“We achieved the new treaty together with the United States and Canada (T-MEC), wages were also improved, and employers who are better off for retiree workers,” he said.
His new spot was posted on his social networks with the message: “Entrepreneurs, yes; influencers, no.”
Entrepreneurs, yes; influencers, no. pic.twitter.com/z5vg7AiDBR
— Andrés Manuel (@lopezobrador_) August 29, 2020
In several of his morning conferences where he has been questioned about disputes with the business sector, López Obrador has said that he is not against entrepreneurs, because “the one who works, invests and generates jobs deserves respect”.
The most recent differences have been related to the economic plan to overcome the economic crisis by COVID-19.
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