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"The Poor Are the People Who Are Flooded": Controversial Words of Governor Rubén Rocha After Floods in Mazatlan
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It seems that the authorities will never stop surprising us... during an event of giving support to people affected by the rains, the Governor of Sinaloa said that “the poor are the people who are flooded” and that they can solve things with “little”. Rubén Rocha Moya // Social Networks “The poor are the people who are flooded”: Governor of Sinaloa It doesn’t even try to hide anymore.
The governor of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, made a series of controversial statements in which he stated that the “poor people are the ones who are flooded,” and that with little help they can solve it. The statements were made during a support event for the 176 families affected by the Mazatlan floods. “I know that those who are flooded are the poor people, then the poor people can replenish things with little, if you support them with little be…
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