Overview
- He asserts there was a signed agreement, witnessed by the procurador fiscal and the secretary of Gobernación, to close the case with a 7,500 million peso payment.
- He contends the government reversed course because exonerating him with a single payment did not suit its interests, which he characterizes as an effort to silence him.
- He tells Código Magenta he filed a breach-of-contract complaint naming Andrés Manuel López Obrador, and he links the dispute to what he calls political persecution.
- He maintains his companies have already paid substantial taxes and says he advanced around 10,000 million pesos under an initial arrangement that authorities later disavowed.
- Reporting notes his SAT litigation dates to 2008 with claims exceeding 74,000 million pesos, and coverage says the reconstituted Supreme Court is expected to issue definitive rulings.