Photos of students with Benito Juárez scholarships that sparked controversy in social networks

College and high school students received a week ago the first support of the Benito Juarez Stock Exchangeawarded by the federal government to support their studies; but that was when the bJanitors used social media to suggest that they used it for beer, appliances and even cosmetics., which has been criticized by Internet users.

High school students from different parts of the country modeled with a smile on their faces, next to color wine envelopes with the logo of the Government of Mexico, USD 84.49 (equivalent to 1,600 pesos) support and some motorcycle items, "2 × 1 girls" and even some beer.

His photographs became viral users and the Internet They expressed their dissatisfaction with the "waste" that miners would make with Mexicans' taxes when they bought things that were not for their education.this is how the critics appeared in social networks "Dear trainee, the money is yours: the money is yours:".

Under this premise the users of Twitter and Facebook They expressed their support or disagreement about the use that students wanted to give to the Benito Juarez Scholarship.

Univision journalist Peniley Ramírez investigated the reasons why two students from the Colegio de Bachilleres of the State of Veracruz (Cobaev), Xalapa Campus, they were inside a store of appliances Elektra when they boasted of their purse.

The communicator asked the badistant director of the campus, who informed her that "the document is a closed wine envelope. They told them that they had to charge him to Elektra. There are not many places here to collect it either. "

On this campus, support has been received by 400 students enrolled in the census since December as part of the Servants of the Nation program.

The journalist Univision He also contacted Elektra store manager Alejandrina Rosas, who confirmed that The miners load their resources in this establishment.

"It's a payment order that brings a QR code, it's referenced to Banco Azteca," he said.

Peniley Ramírez undertook to search for the girl who confirmed that he received a payment order that he received at Elektra and that he also had to download his mail as he was the victim of numerous attacks.

Despite the polarized view of Internet users, the federal government has not said anything about it.