The victims of Álamo complained to Mayor Blanca Lilia Arrieta for having shown up fourteen days after the Cazones River overflowed; They criticized the lack of help from their Government.
Mexico City, October 23 (However).- The inhabitants of the municipality of Poplar, Veracruzthey complained, ran and threw mud into the Municipal President, Blanca Lilia Arrieta Pardofor its late response to the emergency caused by the heavy rain that hit this and other communities of the country last week.
In a video that circulates in social networksthe inhabitants of the Pantepec neighborhood are observed complaining to the official for visiting the community 14 days after the rains that left floods and other effects on the inhabitants.
“14 days later you show up?” a woman asked the Mayor when she was talking to some of the locals.
Others added to this claim, such as: “You fucking rat!”, “Don’t come back, damn it!”, “Lambiscona!”, “Ratera!”. There were even those who proposed tying up the official.
In #Mexico Victims of the municipality of Álamo Veracruz, ran and threw mud at Mayor Blanca Lilia Arrieta Pardo, after visiting them 14 days after the floods. #news #viral #policy #trending pic.twitter.com/pRA1UWG73m
— Newsidly (@newsidly) October 23, 2025
The annoyance was such that the inhabitants demanded that the Municipal President leave the site shouting “out, out!”, while they threw mud balls at her.
Faced with this situation, Arrieta Pardo chose to leave with his team aboard a truck, although he was unable to avoid the balls of mud that fell on him.
“I put mud on her so she can feel what my body receives, and she is very clean,” added another of the women, obviously upset.
The indignation of the inhabitants was due to the late response of their Administration to the emergency generated by the overflowing of the Cazones River, which caused a great flood that reached homes, businesses and left the streets full of mud.
Families had to be evacuated, and in many cases, they had to take refuge on rooftops to avoid being swept away by the current.
Inhabitants of the Alamo Temapache municipality, in Veracruz, expelled Mayor Blanca Lilia Arrieta by throwing stones and mud at her after accusing her of abandoning the population, showing up up to 13 days later with groceries. pic.twitter.com/FYSqQg8Kcv
— ElQronistaMX (@El_Qronista) October 23, 2025
Rains already leave 79 dead and 19 people missing
The intense rains and floods caused by the tropical disturbance “90-E” have left 79 dead and 19 people missing in four entities of the country: Veracruz, Hidalgo, Puebla and Querétaro, according to the latest report from the Government of Mexico.
Although five states have registered effects due to the phenomenon, including San Luis Potosí, until the cutoff on October 22 at 8:00 p.m., no deaths or people not located in that entity have been reported.
What are the numbers by state?
- Veracruz: 35 deaths; seven people not located.
- Hidalgo: 22 deaths; nine people not located.
- Puebla: 21 deaths; three people not located.
- Querétaro: one deceased; without unlocated people.
- San Luis Potosí: no deceased or missing people.
Meanwhile, search efforts, care for victims and restoration of services continue in the impacted areas, in coordination with state, municipal and federal authorities.
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