The Mexican Governor Accused of Drug Trafficking by the U.S. Returned to Office. But Sheinbaum and Her Party Turned Their Backs on Him.
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By Mauricio Torres and Uriel Blanco, CNN en Español The governor of the Mexican state of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, returned to office this Friday after having requested a license for more than three months to be investigated for allegations by the U.S. government that he has links to the Sinaloa Cartel, charges The post The Mexican governor accused of drug trafficking by the U.S. returned to office. But Sheinbaum and his party turned their back…
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President Sheinbaum said he became involved in the return of Rub n Rocha Moya to the Sinaloa Government for his tweet.
By means of a letter, 23 state leaders called on Rocha Moya to conduct herself with maturity and responsibility.
The federal government, the ruling majority in Congress, Morena and her ally the Green Party, and the governors of the 4T, abandoned Rubén Rocha to their fate and disapproved that he had resumed the governorship of Sinaloa. The official bloc closed ranks with President Claudia Sheinbaum and demanded that Rocha leave the office of Governor. The governors emanating from Morena and the PVEM urged him to act with maturity and responsibility, and war…
President Sheinbaum pays the price of her loyalty to those who turn their backs
Morena governors and the party's national leadership marked a distance from Rubén Rocha Moya after returning to the Sinaloa Governorate and reiterated their support for Claudia Sheinbaum.
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