Without real application, this law risks remaining just talk. The problem is not creating more laws, but making them be enforced and punishing criminals. The jungle has been destroyed, soils altered, and ecosystems fragmented. The damage is immediate and long-lasting. The federal government's response, as is customary, has been insufficient and confusing. A constant destruction of ecosystems, permitted from power and sustained by denial. A model that sweeps everything away and then acts as if nothing happened. The initiative for a new femicide law in Mexico promises progress, but it arrives in a system where impunity remains the rule. Even so, there is insistence on denying the consequences, as if the damage could disappear by decree. This spill is part of a pattern where there is no prevention, no sanctions, and no real intention to change. That solves nothing. It is not an isolated incident; it is evidence of a Judiciary Power hijacked by the regime. The same thing happens with the Maya Train. The oil spill from a few days ago in the Gulf of Mexico makes evident an environmental crisis that has ceased to be occasional. Deterioration accumulates and becomes customary. This is ecocide. When the system is captured, the law ceases to be justice and becomes simulation. Mariana Gómez del Campo, Secretary of International Affairs of the CEN of PAN and President of the Christian Democratic Organization of America (ODCA). Morena does not recognize the damage, does not assume it, and much less repairs it. The crude oil spreads for hundreds of kilometers, contaminating beaches, mangroves, and areas of high biodiversity. There is no clear explanation nor a defined responsible party. This lack of clarity is a way to evade responsibilities while the damage advances and nature is destroyed. At the center of the problem is Petróleos Mexicanos. The oil remains in the water, in the ecosystems, and in the life of those who depend on them. The real impact does not disappear with reports or figures. This management reflects a form of government that systematically minimizes environmental deterioration. At the same time… DETAILS. Versions change and information fragments. PEMEX responds with limited measures, focused on cleaning what is visible. Laws are not enough when there is no justice. Many cases are not investigated nor punished. The damage affects marine fauna and directly hits communities that depend on the sea. There is the case of Austria, where the accused of the femicide of his mother was released to house arrest by judicial decision.
