President Pena Nieto's Ruling Party Boss Forced Out Over Sex Scandal News24.com
go to original June 14, 2014

Cuauhtémoc Gutiérrez (PRI)

MEXICO CITY - The local political chief for Mexico's ruling party in the capital resigned following reports that his office hired women to have sex with him and placed them on party payrolls, party officials announced this week.

Cuauhtemoc Gutierrez had taken a leave of absence as the Mexico City leader of President Enrique Pena Nieto's Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, in order to not obstruct an investigation.

PRI representative Manuel Andrade said that Gutierrez resigned his post this week and that a replacement has already been named.

MVS radio station in April aired a story by an undercover reporter who recorded recruiters telling potential hires they would have to have sex with Gutierrez if given a job as secretaries or receptionists.

The report alleged he recruited women for the positions through newspaper ads for "women to work in government offices".

Gutierrez has called the report "absolutely false".

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