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nepotism

noun as in favoritism

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Almost daily headlines here highlight instances of alleged graft, nepotism and other questionable behavior within Sheinbaum’s ruling circles.

There are legitimate arguments about the gatekeeping and nepotism that still govern these kinds of elite institutions.

Fierce protests against corruption and nepotism spiralled further on Tuesday into arson and violence.

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“I didn’t have any nepotism. I was very fortunate that people believed in me, and they gave me opportunities.”

It’s very easy to become numb to how corrupt this administration is, how much nepotism is going on, how much self-dealing is going on.

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