Mexican president defends sharing NYT reporter's number; says privacy laws don't apply to him : vimarsana.com

Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador defended Friday his decision to publicly disclose a New York Times reporter's phone number.López Obrador subsequently claimed "the political and moral authority of the president of Mexico is above" a law guaranteeing privacy, and that "no law can be above the sublime principle of liberty."López Obrador, a leftist firebrand,

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