“We are under siege,” the son, Claudio González Jr., said in a statement to The New York Times, declining to be interviewed. “If you combat corruption, corruption will combat you,” added Mr. González Jr., who received a personal audit from the government on the same day that his organizations did. Advertisement Continue reading the main storyBut Mr. González Jr. has leveraged his privilege, pressuring his peers to take on social issues. Mr. González Jr. has been unsparingly vocal himself. The initiative was announced less than two weeks after Mr. González Jr. and his organizations received their audits.

Source: New York Times August 30, 2017 06:56 UTC