A bank account and a pension fund with funds, between both, of 446,068 pesos, about US $ 23,000
It is, virtually, the only good of the president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who on Friday published his patrimonial declaration.
A 12,000 square-meter farm in Palenque, Chiapas appears on its property list, but it is in the name of its four children.
The house where he lives is owned by his wife, Beatriz Gutiérrez Müller, who also owns the family cars.
AMLO, as the president is known, declared not having debts or a credit card. His only income is the salary as president: 108,744 pesos, about US $ 5,600.
The sobriety in its list of assets sparked controversy. In social networks many questioned how it is that a politician who has toured the country several times, as López Obrador did, can live in this way.
Alexandra Zapata, of the Mexican Institute of Competitiveness (IMCO), questioned, for example, the president saying that he does not have furniture or books.
"I am surprised that a person of his age, and knowing that he has a collection of books, declares this item in zeros," Zapata told journalist Carmen Aristegui.
One of the most critical was the former president Vicente Fox. "What his grandmother believes," he posted on his Twitter account.
At the media conference where he announced the presentation of his patrimonial declaration, López Obrador declared that his interest is not to accumulate a fortune.
"I have never been interested in money, I fight for ideals, for principles, although I also clarify, so as not to offend anyone, that not everyone who has is evil."
The controversy
It is not the first time that López Obrador causes controversy in this issue. In 2016, for example, he assured that he had no property.
This time he presented the same list of assets that he now published as president, although that year he declared a salary of 50,000 pesos per month, about US $ 2,600 according to the quotation at that time.
He also said that he obtained other income for the royalties of his books and lectures that he taught.