It was the latest sour note in Bieber's
controversy-filled Latin American tour.
President Enrique Pena Nieto's office put out a tweet late
Monday that read "@Presidenciamx denies meeting between
President @EPN with the singer @justinbieber."
That was a response to a tweet from Bieber's official account
saying "just met some amazing mexican beliebers and the
presidente of mexico and his familia."
Apparently, Bieber was confused about whether the president was
there or not.
Early Tuesday, Bieber wrote in a tweet, "correction. I met the
presidente's family and all their friends in the private meet
and greet with all their security. They were very nice."
The 19-year-old pop sensation faces two criminal complaints and
demands for refunds in Argentina, in addition to trouble with
police for allegedly spraying graffiti in Brazil.
Bieber angered Argentines by abandoning a concert after less
than an hour and not showing up for a photo-op that some fans
paid hundreds of dollars extra for. The singer's manager,
Scooter Braun, said Bieber came down with food poisoning after a
concert Saturday, and despite eight hours of intravenous fluids,
insisted on trying to do Sunday's concert against doctors'
advice.
One Argentine lawyer is accusing Bieber of sending bodyguards to
attack a photographer outside a Buenos Aires nightclub.
Another accuses him of defiling the national symbol by dragging
two Argentine flags off stage with his feet and a microphone
stand before 45,000 "beliebers" during the first of two concerts
in River Plate stadium.
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