The controversy surrounding the woman who was caught sunbathing on a balcony of the National Palace continues to generate political reactions. After the president confirmed in her recent morning conference that the incident did occur, various public figures have taken a stance. In a video shared on her digital platforms, she stated that the action warranted not just a simple administrative sanction, but a more severe measure. "Sorry, but that woman should not have been sanctioned. They should have fired her for incompetent, stupid, and brute," she stated. She also emphasized that it was not a minor issue, but an inappropriate conduct within a high-value institutional space. What did the president say about the case? Meanwhile, President Claudia Sheinbaum clarified during a conference that the woman's presence on the balcony did occur, distancing herself from previous versions that pointed to the video's falsity. "It's not prohibited, but you have to have respect for the National Palace," the head of state expressed, referring to the observed behavior. The case gained relevance days after the dissemination of images on social media showing a woman apparently sunbathing on one of the balconies of the presidential venue. Sandra Cuevas used derogatory terms to refer to the woman and affirmed that her behavior reflected a lack of judgment. Among them was the former mayor of Cuauhtémoc, Sandra Cuevas, who issued a direct and controversial message through social networks. Sandra Cuevas criticizes and calls for the dismissal of the woman. Sandra Cuevas harshly criticized the conduct of the woman involved in the incident. Initially, authorities had indicated that the material might have been manipulated with AI.
