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Mexican president blasts apparent cash bribes seen in viral video

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Mexico's President has slammed his predecessor for an alleged bribe caught on camera. President Andrés Manuel López Obrador showed the viral video at his daily news conference. He said that, if authentic, it points to the large scale corruption in the previous Mexican government. The video shows plastic bags filled with cash bundles apparently being given to two then senior Senate staffers who worked for the opposition National Action Party.
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