This week, intense speculations and rumors were generated regarding the sudden deletion of Sandra Cuevas' social media posts, where she used to share both aspects of her private life and her political and business activities. This surprising action coincided with growing accusations against her, stemming from alleged investigations initiated by the U.S. justice system.
The social media accounts of the former mayor of Cuauhtémoc attracted attention due to a change in profile pictures and the disappearance of recent posts. On Twitter, the last post dates back to March 2023, when she was still in office. So far, neither Sandra Cuevas nor her communication team have provided explanations for the reasons behind this drastic measure.
Rumors intensified further as information circulated about possible investigations by U.S. authorities for alleged money laundering and links to organized crime. The situation has generated speculation in Mexico City's political sphere, especially following statements from former Undersecretary of Tourism, Simón Levy.
Since last year, Sandra Cuevas has not held public office nor has she received support from any political party, after severing ties with all of them. The removal of her social media posts has raised suspicions in public opinion, as some consider it a common pattern among individuals facing serious legal issues.
Despite not holding a public position, Sandra Cuevas' figure still resonates in the Mexican capital. It has been mentioned that the former mayor may have founded and financed her own organization through various companies, placing her under scrutiny from both national and foreign authorities. The complaints against her have exceeded 40, generating expectations in the Cuauhtémoc mayoralty, currently led by Alessandra Rojo de la Vega.
