Mexican governor and president clash over loan allegations
Mexico’s central bank governor has rejected a statement by the country’s president that implicated him in a controversial loan.
On August 26, in his daily press conference, Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador accused the public development bank Bancomext of approving a controversial loan used by the national oil company Pemex. The loan was allegedly used to pay over the odds for the acquisition of a fertiliser plant.
“There were paid 9 billion pesos ($410 million). Do you know who
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