Senator from Morena who uses luxury brands was sued for owing 200,000 pesos of rent

Claudia Balderas is a senator from Morena. (Jovanni Pérez/Infobae)

Claudia Balderas, a senator belonging to the Movimiento Regeneración Nacional (Morena) party, which was founded by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), faces a lawsuit for owing 200,000 pesos of rent in the property she lives in, and even so, refusing to evict him, according to reports.

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According to a message broadcast by her twitter account, the journalist Leticia Robles de la Rosa, who specializes in the Senate source, the governing bodies of the Upper House are already aware of the matter of legislator Balderas, after being notified by email.

Reports in the media indicate that Claudia Balderas has lived in the property involved in the lawsuit since 2021, and that in May 2022 she would have stopped paying the rent for it, in addition to threatening not to vacate it after the claims of the tenants.

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Nora Ochoa, owner of the property, where the senator from Morena is located, shared a publication through Twitter, accusing that Balderas spends thousands of pesos on luxury clothes, but “does not pay the rent in months for the house he lives in already illegally, because 6 months ago I asked him to deliver it and +well he stopped paying” (sic). In the same message, she asked the Morena senators for help, and shared images in which the senator is seen wearing clothes from luxury brands, such as Balenciaga and Gucci.

The owner of the property has tried to contact Balderas, however, she has received no response. (Courtesy)

In addition, the woman shared screenshots that the senator blocked her on Twitter, and did not reply to WhatsApp messages asking her to hand over her house. Ochoa confirmed to Infobae México that the property is located in the Del Valle neighborhood, in Mexico City. The WhatsApp message reads “good morning Claudia. I looked for you by all means and you did not respond and you did not comply with signing the payment agreement and departure date. I will proceed to make the situation and your name known to the media and social networks”, however, he did not receive any response.

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He also recounted in an interview that Balderas arrived at the property through a real estate broker, where he passed the investigation and the policy without problems, and he never said that there was a problem with the rent for the property, which was 35,000 pesos per month. The woman never met the senator, since the entire deal was through her private secretary. She also narrated that since May 2022 she stopped paying and in the months of August and September, those on the policy informed her of this situation, since the policy consists of charging her and giving her the money, regardless of whether The senator will pay or not.

“They told me in August that she was not paying and that they had to sue her,” he said.

He also explained that he later covered the months that he owed from May to August, however, in September he did not pay it and that is why they proceeded with the lawsuit. “When he found out, he told the policy attorney: oh well, they sued me, so now get me out.”

The owner of the property said that in August she informed Balderas that she would no longer renew the contract, since she would put the house up for sale, since in July she had to go to the United States for work reasons. “In October I told him that I had a purchase offer and that he had to leave on the 30th of that month, however, he did not comply, so the sale fell through.”

In addition, through Twitter, the woman asks for help from various politicians who are members of Morena, to help the senator leave her home. One of them is Senator Ricardo Monreal, who also serves as president of the Senate Political Coordination Board. “I ask for your support so that Senator @ClauBalderasMX returns my property to me. She refuses to reach any agreement and also refuses to hand over the property. Is it that perhaps they need more scandals of abuse and dishonesty? (sic), the message reads.

In another message, he asks for support from the national president of Morena, Mario Delgado. “@Mario_delgado I ask for his intercession as President of @PartidoMorenaMx so that Sen @ClauBalderasMX leaves the property that she lives in and that she refuses to hand over in addition to going months without paying the rent. I have been looking for it for at least 6 months to ask for a solution. They need +scandals?!” (sic), however, the woman has not received support from or response from anyone. She has even dialed Ricardo Monreal’s office and they only tell her that they took her message, without further ado.

In 2022, Senator Claudia Balderas had already been the subject of scandals. And it is that through a video that circulated on Twitter, Balderas is observed and a worker, who was later found out, is her cousin, in a drunken state.

In 2022, the senator was involved in a scandal, after she argued with her cousin, who was drunk, in the Senate. Photo: @SantiYedra / @ClauBalderasMX

In the video it was seen that Balderas and the employee fought and pulled each other over a pink object, which appeared to be a backpack. After a few seconds of fighting to keep the object, the senator from Morena drops it and the drunk worker falls to the floor with everything and the artifact.

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