The governor of San Luis Potosí, Ricardo Gallardo Carmona, was at risk with a reform proposal to prohibit nepotism in local politics starting from 2027. This measure could affect his political plans, especially regarding his intention to promote his wife, Senator Ruth Miriam González, as his successor. The Greens reacted quickly, stating that the reform goes beyond regulating local politics and has a specific objective.
Amid this scenario, there is uncertainty about whether Gallardo's plan will be carried out or if there will be political movements to hinder it. The governor mentioned that the Murats, father and son, have maintained privileges in Oaxaca for 24 years at the expense of the population, plunging it into poverty and marginalization. It is suggested that the paused reform could be used by other political actors, such as Rosa Icela Rodríguez, to take revenge on Gallardo.
Meanwhile, the Attorney General of the Republic, Alejandro Gertz, has reported on a procedure initiated by the Prosecutor's Office in the El Mayo case, related to crimes such as kidnapping and illegal transportation of people in Mexico. It is noted that both Gallardo Carmona and the Murats have a long history in the region, rich in culture and natural resources, but marked by controversy and corruption.
It is rumored that Morena has Rosa Icela Rodríguez ready as a potential candidate, which could trigger more tensions in the political realm of San Luis Potosí. Additionally, the extradition of a person with multiple outstanding arrest warrants in Mexico from the United States has been requested. As more details emerge, the political landscape in the region remains uncertain, and the story promises new surprising twists.
