PHOTOS. Night graffiti artists capture claudia Sheinbaum propaganda in CDMX

After PAN members covered with white paint several of the fences that appeared in Mexico City in support of the head of government Claudia Sheinbaum, apparently there are now graffiti artists painting engraving their image on walls of the capital. And it is that according to various images shared on social networks, a crew of subjects take advantage of the darkness of the night to paint, with the help of a template, a graphic that shows Sheinbaum accompanied by the image of López Obrador.In the images, apparently captured from the video of a surveillance camera, three subjects dressed in light colors are observed, one of them on a motorcycle to “throw water” and take care of another motorcycle, while the other two paint with the stencil the circle inside which are the silhouettes of López Obrador and Sheinbaum looking towards “the horizon” with the legend “To follow the 4th Transformation is Claudia”. Although so far there is no information regarding the place where they made the painting, since the fit of the image appears the word “Glorieta” marked in the video of which the capture was made. While this new graphic, in dark colors, goes with messages similar to the pints that have appeared on fences of the CDMX and in various entities of the country that read “#Es Claudia. So that the Transformation continues”, and that began with tarps near where on May 12 Morena held a rally with its presidential aspirants in Toluca, Edomex.We recommend you read: Meanwhile, and although the fences have similarities with the campaign of support for López Obrador in the Revocation of Mandate, which was carried out by the Foundation Let Democracy Follow, Sheinbaum said he did not know the authorship of the fences with his name in red, from which he demarcated, and that Morena defends against the denunciations made by the opposition for early campaign. Sheinbaum is reproached for traveling without a mask in the CDMX Metro on the way to the Security Cabinet

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