Fox criticizes Obrador for saying Argentina scored an ‘own goal’ after Mire win: ‘If jealousy were ringworm’

former president of mexico Vicente Fox Quesadacomments critical of the president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO) He spoke at a morning press conference on the victory on Tuesday morning Javier Milay becomes President of Argentina.

In the morning, Obrador said Argentines had made a mistake “Own goal” because the vote went to Mire and gave him the victory.

In response, Fox Quesada posted on his social network account: AMLO “If Jealousy Were Tina”… (sic), the former president said in his publication.

“If jealousy were ringworm, how many ringworms would there be!” This is the complete statement he shared. Vicente Fox Quesadareferring to Obrador’s remarks about his lead-up to victory Millay is in Argentina.

This phrase refers to the human emotion of envy, the desire for something that another person has, It is widespread in society, and if it were a disease, the earth would be filled with people suffering from it.

For example, the proverb mentions tubwhich is a condition consisting of Skin infection caused by certain parasites, resulting in a rash They become very annoying because they produce itching and stinging, and when scratched, they can cause ulcers and scabs to remain.it is also considered Highly contagious through direct contact, Whether between people, pets, or objects that have come into contact with an infected person, such as towels, sheets, clothes, combs, etc.

Since ringworm is a very common disease among the lower classes and given the prejudice that exists that these diseases are innate envious An analogy arises between contagion and the feeling of longing for something that belongs to one’s neighbor (i.e., envy) when it comes to what others own.

This Tuesday morning, Mexican President Andres Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) React Javier Milei is elected President of Argentina. Obrador described the decision of the Argentine people as “own goals”.

“All in all, with all due respect, this is a own goals. While I respect the people’s decision, I disagree with the right-wing government. “I don’t agree with classist, racist governments, I don’t agree with the hypocrisy of the world right,” the federal president said.

Apart from, López Obrador denies risk of far-right government coming to power in Mexico Once he came to power, he assured that there was “nothing to worry about” and stressed that the Mexican people were very political.