VIDEO: Diego Luna's harsh statements against AMLO in an interview with Jorge Ramos

Diego Luna criticized the president Andrés Manuel López Obrador during an interview with the journalist Jorge Ramos which took place on May 3rd as part of the launch of the second stage of the initiative The day after

"The first quarter was the bloodiest we remember this in the country, "said Ramos, who asked the Mexican actor if the new president could be blamed for that or"extend the honeymoon"

Faced with such a questioning, Diego Luna badured that "the problem is much more complex than what has been raised in the countryside and it somehow seems like we're still campaigning; we talk more about what is done.

The famous actor, son of the decorator Alejandro Luna and the costume designer Fiona AlexanderHe added that the press conferences offered daily by the Mexican president allow to discuss the national event without necessarily changing it.

The full interview will be published this Sunday

In this way, the protagonist of the fourth season of "Narcos" emphasized his dissatisfaction with the policies implemented by López Obrador on the subject of insecurity.

As noted Jorge Ramos During the interview, the first months of Tabasco's government were the most difficult. violent since 1997, the year of the beginning of the statistical records.

According to the Executive Secretariat of the National Public Security System (SESNSP), there was a 9.7% increase compared to the same quarter of 2018. During this period, Mexico recorded 8.493 intentional killings.

On the urgent problems in the country, Diego Luna added that eradicate l & # 39; inequality is essential for achieving a more just society and reduced rates of violence.

"The inequality that we have normalized is brutalit's not difficult for us to understand that here one of the the richest men in the world and at the same time, we have this level of deficiency in a large part of the population, "he said.

During this weekend, Luna severely criticized the lack of effectiveness of the Obrador plan to reduce the rate of violence. In an interview with L & # 39; universal noted that "neither this administration nor the other candidates had any plans"

Asked by this means about the possible regrets of having supported the president in the campaign, the director of television also said that never supported or sought to promote it.

His statements were made as part of the presentation of his new platform, which aims to bring citizens closer to organizations concerned about important issues that directly affect Mexican society.

The platform will be based on three important points: the first, a national leader with whom people can connect directly with NGOs; the second, days of citizen action; and the third, an exhibition of tacit issues that directly affect the country.