Russian woman refuses to pay taxes in Mexico: "My money is from Russia"

Slavic Apple.- A Russian citizen living in Mexico posted a video in which she claimed she didn't want (or have) to pay taxes in our country, and it seems someone needs more marches outside her apartment.

The girl, named Natalia Popova , is an influencer (how many are there?) and claimed to have been living in Mexico for several years, claiming that she “didn’t have to pay taxes” here.

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“ I've received a lot of hate. They're telling me to leave Mexico, but I've been living here for two years and six years outside my country. All the money I spend comes from Russia,” says the content creator, who, for some reason, hasn't tried her luck in Dallas or Florida.

The Russian influencer must have interesting views on gentrification.

During her controversial video, the Slavic woman reiterates that she is not obligated to contribute to public spending since, according to her, the money she receives comes from followers in her country.

“ I am not required to pay Income Tax,” says the girl, who apparently does not know what the Miscellaneous Tax is.

Popova's statements have further fueled the debate about the cultural and economic impact of gentrification. And well... I don't know why we suspect they'll move up the next anti-gentrification march, about which she surely has an interesting opinion.

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“If you feel like something is being taken away from you, ask yourself what you can offer to people like me, who do want to buy,” adds the Siberian, who is very successful on TikTok and will surely soon be successful outside of the house where she lives.

And in case you missed it: A car crashed into a restaurant while some influencers were live-streaming, and it even seems like a divine sign.