"Sol Prendido" for Borderland Beat
Javier Corral's piñata is burned in the state government and reproaches are thrown at the family de la Vega
Citizens burned a piñata in honor of Javier Corral.
Previously, Francisco Aguirre, the local leader of bars and restaurants dragged the puppet through all the corridors of the state government offices.
Then he took the monkey out of the esplanade and kicked it before setting it on fire. Passers-by approved the protest in their rejection of the tyrant and his partner, the brewing businesswoman Alejandra de la Vega.
Aguirre and his guild were affected by Corral's decisions to keep their businesses closed during the pandemic, while the De La Vega family sold liquor freely during the pandemic.
How about a pinata of Obrador with I'll gotten money hanging in the pockets, low approval ratings,doing minimal on the fight to remove cartels.
ReplyDeleteAnyone in Mexico what the hell is a chocolate car? It's slang for something. It Should be more direct.
ReplyDeleteCars that are imported illegally..."Caros chuecos"...
DeleteAhhhvok Rick thanks for the info., Funny they call it chocolate cars. Stay safe carry a gun.
DeleteFrancisco Aguirre necesita ver a su ginecologo, pero ya, pinchi guevon.
ReplyDeleteIn Mèhico when people make a figure of people and burn it in public, it is called a "chamuco", preferably hanging from a rope.
I thought el chamuco was the devil
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