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‘Did Vicente Fox die?’, ‘Is Vicente Fox going away?’, and ‘What happened to Vicente Fox?’ are the queries that users have posed in recent days as news of the former Mexican president’s apparent death spread.
However, all of this is incorrect, as the previous monarch has posted about the expense overruns on his X account, formerly known as Twitter. This publication was created on December 10.
” With cost overruns of 468 thousand million pesos, the Maya Train projected at 120 thousand already costs more than 388 thousand million pesos (Expansión, 2024). Dos Bocas, with 16 thousand million pesos, is still not operating at 100% (El País, 2024). Pemex lost 430.1 thousand million pesos in Q3 (IMCO, 2024), and the AIFA, with 104,531 million pesos (23% more), depends on subsidies: 51% of its income in 2024 (Forbes, 2024) ,” was part of the tweet he made.
This demonstrates that Vicente Fox did not die; rather, he is in good health and, most importantly, alive, as seen by his social media activities.
It should be emphasized that this is not the first time that the Mexican billionaire and politician has been embroiled in such rumors, which have previously been proven incorrect.
Vicente Fox did not die, it was all false
Fake news is created with the aim of creating uncertainty and panic among the community, so it is recommended to consult reliable and fully credible sources.
At gurutrends.com.ng we have debunked the false deaths of artists such as Maluma, Ricardo Montaner, Shakira, Marco Antonio Solís; actors such as Will Smith, Vin Diesel, Miguel Varoni and Denzel Washington; as well as politicians such as Nayib Bukele and Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
According to a study by the German statistics portal, Statista, in 2022, the countries on our continent that consumed the most fake news were Mexico and Peru with 87%, only behind the Philippines with 89%.
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