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Mexico's asylum to Evo Morales causes controversy.

The decision sparked a wave of criticism among opposition politicians, business groups and some intellectuals.

The discontent was expressed above all on Twitter, where in a few hours hashtags such as #Evonoeresbienvenido, #AMLOtraidorMx or #AMLOtraicionero were some of the most viewed on those social networks.

Among those who expressed their doubts is the president of the Employers' Confederation of the Mexican Republic (Coparmex), Gustavo de Hoyos.

In a message on Twitter, he said that Morales's asylum "is questionable given his public conduct, but convenient for the reestablishment of legal order in Bolivia."

"We are not all in agreement"

Marko Cortés, president of the conservative National Action Party (PAN), also rejected protection for the former Bolivian president.

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power," he posted on his Twitter account.

"I understand the disagreement," says President López Obrador.

Also some members of the Bolivian community in the country questioned the asylum of his former president.

"Evo Morales should have stayed in Bolivia to responsibly assume all the charges and be tried by the new government," said Erika Camacho, one of the community representatives.

Many focused on the October 20 elections, labeled as a fraud by the Bolivian opposition, and others questioned the figure of Morales.

Criticism increased when a Mexican Air Force plane picked him up in Bolivia on Monday night.

The next day in his morning conference López Obrador faced the storm "I understand that there is some disagreement among the conservatives of Mexico," he said.

"There should no longer be simulation, understand and accept that we have different positions, understand that we are not all going to agree."

Social irritation

Historically, there is broad support for the asylum policy of Mexican diplomacy, according to some surveys.

In fact, among those who question the refuge of the former president of Bolivia, several consider that protecting those politically persecuted is correct.

Mexico granted asylum to Evo Morales, because he considered that his life was at risk.

But in this particular case, they are dissatisfied. Why?

Some, like Emilio Lezama, political analyst and columnist in the newspaper El Universal, see "political opportunism" on the part of a sector of the opposition to the current government.

"They take prejudices and class ideas, which are deeply rooted in a sector of the population, to politically attack the government of Mexico," he tells BBC Mundo.

It is a narrative that aims to combine a foreign policy decision with the country's internal problems, add others such as journalist Julio Hernández.

In fact, in recent weeks, President López Obrador has faced a wave of criticism for his strategy against insecurity.

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