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"You and your boss (Enrique Peña Nieto) are going to face justice when I am president"

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"You and your boss (Enrique Peña Nieto) are going to face justice when I am president"

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Ricardo Anaya, candidate of the Por México al Frente coalition, threatened on several occasions to create a truth commission to investigate José Antonio Meade, the candidate of the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), and current president Enrique Peña Nieto.

According to the candidate who occupies second place in the voting intention polls, the commission will investigate the alleged acts of corruption by the current government and will punish them if they are proven.

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"If I present the contracts to you, will you renounce your candidacy?"

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"If I present the contracts to you, will you renounce your candidacy?"

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But beyond the attack on Meade, Anaya's attacks had as their favorite target AMLO, whom he accused of having awarded contracts illicitly during his tenure as head of government of the Federal District (2000-2005).

At one point, Anaya showed a photo of López Obrador next to José María Rioboó, whom he said he had awarded contracts for 170 million pesos (US$8.2 million).

"You became what you questioned so much," he told him at various points in the debate.

"I am not corrupt like you," replied AMLO, candidate of the National Regeneration Movement (Morena), the Labor Party (PT) and the Social Encounter (PES).

At the same time, he repeated on numerous occasions that "corruption is Mexico's biggest problem."

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"The only thing Andrés Manuel knows how to do is destroy jobs"

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"The only thing Andrés Manuel knows how to do is destroy jobs"

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Meade, the official candidate, also attacked López Obrador, and tried to do so on the side of the economy and his management as head of government of the Federal District (2000-2005), which now has the official name of Mexico City.

According to Meade, before his administration the generation of employment was 7,000 per month and after 11,000, but during the AMLO years it reached 266.

"The tragedy was his management in Mexico City."

To which AMLO responded, in addition to alleging that things are not how Meade presents them, boasting about the electoral polls.

"We are 4 to 1 in the capital of the republic in terms of voting intention."

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"Removing all the lazy people from the government, including these three"

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"Removing all the lazy people from the government, including these three"

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The independent candidate Jaime Rodríguez, "El Bronco", also had his moments, who responded to the question of how he would increase public funds by saying that he would remove all the lazy people from the government.

"Including these three," he said while pointing to his opponents in the presidential race, who occupies last place in the polls.

El Bronco, who insisted on showing himself as the only one who is not a traditional politician and repeated the idea that he provides solutions while the other three fight, also caught the attention of social networks when he asked Anaya and AMLO to kiss after an exchange.

"I have fun with you. Give him a kiss."

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"Revenge is not my strong suit. Justice, not revenge. I'm not even going to put you in jail"

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"Revenge is not my strong suit. Justice, not revenge. I'm not even going to put you in jail"

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As a leader in the polls, AMLO was expected to be the target of attacks from his rivals.

And in contrast to previous debates, the leftist candidate ostensibly chose not to enter the discussion.

Except almost at the end, when Anaya showed a photo of himself with President Peña Nieto and accused him of having offered him "impunity."

Then came what was surely the most striking counterattack by López Obrador, who said that he was not someone who believed in revenge: "I'm not even going to put you in jail."