Overview
- A Dec. 25 video shows José Ramón López Beltrán leaving a Loro Piana boutique in Houston carrying shopping bags, including an orange one resembling Hermès.
- PAN deputy Héctor Saúl Téllez said he will submit a motion in Congress asking the Unidad de Inteligencia Financiera to examine the former president’s family incomes.
- José Ramón replied on X that he bought “Nada” and separately rejected accusations from businessman Ricardo Salinas Pliego, saying he works, runs businesses, and pays taxes.
- His wife, Carolyn Adams, defended the family on Instagram, saying their possessions are the result of their work and calling for respect for their children.
- Allies such as Sen. Gerardo Fernández Noroña argued austerity rules bind officeholders, not private citizens, and no public findings from prior PAN complaints to the FGR have been announced.