López Obrador and Felipe Calderón's children are involved in a social media dispute.

In a new controversy over the trips of former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador's sons, José Ramón López Beltrán and Luis Felipe Calderón Zavala, son of former President Felipe Calderón Hinojosa, have exchanged accusations and even photos.

Through social media, the heirs of the former presidents "threw themselves":

"Your father, Felipe Calderón, didn't 'make it' to the presidency: He stole it through electoral fraud," said López Beltrán, and in response, Calderón Zavala responded: "Go ahead, José. You must be very busy swallowing in the Vidanta pool."

The discussion began when Calderón Zavala criticized "Andy" López Beltrán for his vacation in Japan:

"If he didn't clarify that the 7,500 daily hotel room included breakfast, I think he didn't believe he lived 'in the just middle of the road, as Benito Juárez recommended.' Right on. I've never seen such a precise clarification. It's obvious he has money; it's obvious he's very intelligent."

This comment was in response to the letter from Morena's Organization Secretary, in which he explains the scandal surrounding his trip to Tokyo, Japan, during which, he claims, he traveled on commercial airlines and paid 7,500 pesos per day for a hotel, including breakfast.

In response to Calderón Zavala's criticism, José Ramón came to the defense of his brother "Andy" and reposted Calderón's son's post with the caption "Tu que?" (What's yours?"), along with a photo of Calderón's son as a child, along with his parents and sister, boarding a Mexican Air Force helicopter.

In response, Calderón Zavala wrote:

"My father even traveled in a presidential helicopter because he was president (that's how it works in many countries), and I even accompanied him on occasion. While I can easily explain that, you haven't been able to explain how you got rich during your father's six-year term."

Minutes later, José Ramón commented that former President Calderón Hinojosa "didn't become president: He stole it through electoral fraud. You rode around in helicopters and presidential planes at public expense while the people of Mexico grew poorer."

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Former President López Obrador's son was caught on camera while traveling in Japan entering luxury stores.

The discussion continued when Luis Felipe said he wouldn't go into details and shared a 2006 photo showing spokespeople for then-presidential candidate Andrés Manuel, Gerardo Fernández Noroña, and Claudia Sheinbaum, arriving at Calderón's campaign headquarters with three boxes of evidence of alleged fraud.

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The YouTuber reacted to the statement from the Morena party's Organization Secretary, who defended his trip with his own resources and accused "conservatives" of orchestrating a political lynching campaign.

"I'm not going to get into the debate about aircraft, which surely cost less than the multi-million dollar contracts awarded to your aunt and your friends. P.S. There was no fraud, but if after almost 20 years, you finally have evidence of that, present it, because they always arrive with empty boxes," wrote Calderón's son.

The posts ended when Obrador's son wrote, "I've already dedicated a few minutes to you, but you've bored me. Goodbye," and in the last post by Calderón's son, he shares a screenshot showing that José Ramón blocked him.