In Sonora, the Morena Party faces a scandal due to the criticism received after the wife of a state official went to the United States to give birth. The proud father of the baby is a member of Morena and the brother of a gubernatorial candidate. There are questions about whether this case is isolated or reflects a broader issue in the country, as well as the possible influence of external factors, such as U.S. interference in Sinaloa.
Sergio Salomón, who replaced the late Barbosa as governor of Puebla, seems unlikely to assume roles in Migration due to comments about his lack of experience to lead the National Institute of Migration, especially amidst the administration of Donald Trump. They rushed to prevent a Trump order from taking effect.
In another area, Manuel Guerra, mayor of García, was not invited to the party of Clara Luz Flores and her husband Abel, raising questions about the impartiality of the justice system in favor of the victims. It is rumored that the mayor does not belong to the dominant groups in Morena and is accused of acting erratically.
In Mexico City, Bertha Alcalde, the capital’s attorney, dismissed Miguel Ángel Barrera, and Mafer Turrent, who had reported violence from her ex-partner, was finally released. Barrera’s management as governor will be evaluated, and next on the list is Regina Seemann. However, challenges arose as the members of the Judicial Evaluation Committee, responsible for selecting candidates for judges, resigned.
On the other hand, in Nuevo León, Omar Escobar, federal security commissioner, and around a hundred federal agents encountered executions in the metropolitan area, highlighting a security problem in urban areas that challenges traditional perceptions of violence in Mexico.