# PAN Leader Demands FGR Investigate 'Andy' Lopez for Tax Evasion Links

PAN president Jorge Romero Herrera demands the FGR investigate Andrés Manuel López Beltrán for alleged ties to fiscal smuggling.

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Jorge Romero Herrera, president of the National Action Party (PAN), demanded that the Attorney General's Office (FGR) investigate Andrés Manuel López Beltrán for alleged links to fiscal smuggling. [^1]

Ricardo Anaya, the coordinator of the opposition bench in the Mexican Senate, delivered a speech in Mexico City on September 1, 2026. [^2]

Ricardo Anaya Cortés, coordinator of the PAN in the Mexican Senate, reproached the Morena party for failing to keep three promises made to the people of Mexico: not to lie, not to steal, and not to betray. [^3]

Romero Herrera cited leaked images of a meeting between López and other officials as evidence of corruption. [^4]

Romero Herrera referenced a previous investigation involving the former Navy commander Fernando Farías, noting that many involved in that case have died or disappeared. [^5]

Anaya promised from the start of his speech that his minutes would not please the 'Fourth Transformation' (4T). [^6]

Ricardo Anaya accused the 'Fourth Transformation' of lying, stealing, and betraying the people. [^7]

Ricardo Anaya Cortés accused the Morena government of manipulating official figures by hiding homicides under a category called 'other crimes that attack life and bodily integrity'. [^8]

Ricardo Anaya Cortés reported that the government does not count figures presented as 'disappeared' as homicides, even though these figures doubled at the same time homicides decreased. [^9]

Ricardo Anaya, a senator from the PAN party, requested the creation of a special commission to investigate fiscal smuggling. [^10]

Senator Ricardo Anaya criticized President Claudia Sheinbaum's speech at Palacio Nacional regarding homicide rates. [^11]

Ricardo Anaya alleged that the government does not count figures presented as 'missing persons' as homicides, noting that missing persons numbers doubled at the same time homicide numbers decreased. [^12]

## What this stands on

1. Jorge Romero Herrera, president of the National Action Party (PAN), demanded that the Attorney General's Office (FGR) investigate Andrés Manuel López Beltrán for alleged links to fiscal smuggling. (El Informador, News)
2. Ricardo Anaya, the coordinator of the opposition bench in the Mexican Senate, delivered a speech in Mexico City on September 1, 2026. (EL NORTE, News)
3. Ricardo Anaya Cortés, coordinator of the PAN in the Mexican Senate, reproached the Morena party for failing to keep three promises made to the people of Mexico: not to lie, not to steal, and not to betray. (El Universal, News)
4. Romero Herrera cited leaked images of a meeting between López and other officials as evidence of corruption. (El Informador, News)
5. Romero Herrera referenced a previous investigation involving the former Navy commander Fernando Farías, noting that many involved in that case have died or disappeared. (El Informador, News)
6. Anaya promised from the start of his speech that his minutes would not please the 'Fourth Transformation' (4T). (EL NORTE, News)
7. Ricardo Anaya accused the 'Fourth Transformation' of lying, stealing, and betraying the people. (EL NORTE, News)
8. Ricardo Anaya Cortés accused the Morena government of manipulating official figures by hiding homicides under a category called 'other crimes that attack life and bodily integrity'. (El Universal, News)
9. Ricardo Anaya Cortés reported that the government does not count figures presented as 'disappeared' as homicides, even though these figures doubled at the same time homicides decreased. (El Universal, News)
10. Ricardo Anaya, a senator from the PAN party, requested the creation of a special commission to investigate fiscal smuggling. (24 Horas, News)
11. Senator Ricardo Anaya criticized President Claudia Sheinbaum's speech at Palacio Nacional regarding homicide rates. (24 Horas, News)
12. Ricardo Anaya alleged that the government does not count figures presented as 'missing persons' as homicides, noting that missing persons numbers doubled at the same time homicide numbers decreased. (Diario de Yucatán, News)

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