The wife of the former president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO)the writer Beatriz Gutiérrez Müller she had stayed away from issues of national and international interest after her husband’s departure from power; However, he has decided to express his thoughts about the businessman Elon Musk who not only became a trend after making a controversial greeting, but also seems to unconditionally support each of the actions of Donald Trump, especially those related to Mexico.
Until now, the academic had focused on publishing things related to nature or of a religious nature; However, he has now considered the social network Adolf Hitler.
With a very short message, Gutiérrez Müller resumed activity in Before that, I only reposted news and actions of the current federal government.
“So. “That’s clear,” he wrote.
The image that accompanied said message is nothing more than the X logo with the Nazi salute on the side, the same one that Elon Musk made during Donald Trump’s first public event as president of the United States.
It should be noted that the writer did not receive comments on said publication because she disabled comments in her account; However, the publication has more than four thousand likes.
While a rally was taking place in Capital One Arenathe businessman and now in charge of Donald Trump’s government efficiency department, greeted his followers with a gesture that began with a blow to the chest made with his right hand, which he ended up extending, thus simulating the Nazi salute or also called Roman.
Immediately, the action generated controversy because the owner of tesla and SpaceX He was described as a fascist, leading the German Police to open an investigation.
The fascist salute, it should be said, is a gesture associated with totalitarian movements of the 20th century, such as fascism in Italy and Nazism in Germany. It consists of extending the right arm forward and slightly upward, with the palm of the hand open. It was originally used by supporters of Benito Mussolini in Italy and by the Nazi regime of Adolf Hitler, acquiring strong symbolism related to authoritarian ideology, extreme state control and the rejection of democracy and human rights.
This gesture is closely linked to war crimes, genocidal policies and human rights violations committed during World War II, making it an offensive and hateful symbol.
In many countries, such as Germany, it is explicitly prohibited by law, and its use can be penalized with fines or imprisonment, under the argument of inciting hatred, violence or apology for Nazism. The ban seeks to prevent the promotion of totalitarian ideologies and protect democratic coexistence.
