The local PT deputy, Antonio “Tony” Flores Guerra, defended himself against the criticism leveled after he was caught driving a Lamborghini, which costs between 5 and 12 million pesos, arguing that this attack was aimed at “discrediting the project. fourth transformation”.
Through a statement issued by Morena's deputy, Antonio Attolini, the PT legislator mentioned his business career, and confirmed that he had no contracts with the public sector or with the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) as announced at the national level.
The document also states that the deputy's firmness in condemning corruption “and the interests of those who have ruled Coahuila for decades have led to personal and family attacks.”
Flores Guerra also mentioned that through his foundation he fulfills his social commitments, including by providing school supplies, health teams, online high schools, legal advice, basic food basket products, and others.
He even blamed his “political enemies” for any aggression or attacks against him.
In recent days, “Tony” Flores Guerra was caught driving his luxury car through the streets of Múzquiz, Coahuila, which generated various comments, since he is a legislator who is a member of the so-called “fourth transformation” that promotes austerity and ordinary -ordinary as a way of life.