Chinese hospitals living in future
u/FantasticMe369 — 23 days ago
Cheyo Ántrax ~ Eliseo Imperial Castro
1984 - 2024
CHEYO ÁNTRAX
Part of Ántrax, the Zambada's armed wing, as well as nephew of El Mayo Zambada, but not through blood - he was his wife's nephew and thus his too ~ (According to US Court Records, El Mayo ordered his murder - The rumor is that Cheyo had been using El Mayo's name to extort people, and despite being warned by El Mayo to cut it off, he continued to do it)
u/FantasticMe369 — 1 month ago
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El Chuche Nini's Photo Dump ~ Part 1 ~ Analysis Of August 31, 2026, Events
​ Part 2 https://www.reddit.com/r/NarcoFootageMexico/s/8iBcqSquap
Real Name: His full name was identified in reports as Jesús Sandoval.
Nickname: El Chuche, Chuchito Nini
Age: Media and investigative outlets confirmed that he was 15 years old (although a few claim he was 17)
Relation to "El R5~El Wicho"
Reports indicate that he was the nephew of Luis Enrique Barragán Chávez (alias "El R5" or "El Wicho") ~ Disclaimer: I am not so sure I believe that. Didn't they claim for years that Maniako was Barragán's nephew? Now this kid is his nephew too?
He was also identified as the younger brother of Antonio Sandoval (alias "Tercer Elemento"), who acted as one of "R5's" primary lieutenants.
Role: Despite his age, "Chuchito Nini" served as a personal bodyguard and part of the escort/security group for "El R5". Intelligence reports also noted his involvement in recruiting other adolescents into the Cártel de Los Reyes.
He played youth soccer and took part in cockfighting. He actively posted on social media, displaying tactical gear, high-caliber weaponry, and military-style apparel.
AUGUST 31, 2026
On August 30/31, 2026, Mexican federal forces (Sedena and National Guard) raided a location in Tocumbo, Michoacán. During the shootout, both Luis Enrique Barragán Chávez ("El R5"), boss of the Cártel de Los Reyes, and Jesús Sandoval ("Chuchito Nini") were killed.
WHAT'S THE TRUE STORY?
No clear-cut recount of the events has been provided.
Some articles claim that Barragán and Chuce saw the military convoy and started shooting (in a suicide-like mission, since 2 armed guys have no chance against a whole military squad.)
That's why others claim that the duo knew they couldn't compete and surrendered, yet they were executed.
But why was the boss of a cartel out and about with just one bodyguard?
Others reported that Barragán and Chuche were just out for a ride and never would've expected for the military to show up. They were in their safe area. Was Barragán betrayed, given up by someone close?
Only a month prior, Alfonso Fernandez Magallón, aka Poncho La Quiringa, was arrested. Could his interrogation have led to the whereabouts of Barragán?
u/FantasticMe369 — 1 month ago
Manifestación Pro-Narco En Sinaloa 24/08/2026 ~ Spanish And English
Contact Magazine writes:
"‼️INCREÍBLE PERO CIERTO LO QUE SE VE NO SE JUZGA ‼️#Sinaloa está podrido y ha hecho metástasis, apoyan más a los narcotraficantes y/o a la narco cultura que a un buen gobierno con gente honesta
🆘🎥 Hoy se demostró una vez cuando ni siquiera 100 personas asistieron en #Culiacán a protestar contra Rocha Moya y Morena, pero lo que todos sabemos aquí esta demostrado, vean las imágenes de multitudes que salieron a marchar pidiendo la libertad y no extradición del "Chapo" Guzmán.
😵💫 Los que quieren negar la realidad que vive nuestro Sinaloa, dicen que la gente no fue hoy 24/08/26 a protestar porque tiene miedo.
No quieren reconocer que la mayoría de la población sinaloense está feliz con un pueblo narcotizado y/o Gobernado por Narcos "
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Contacto Revista writes:
INCREDIBLE BUT TRUE WHAT IS SEEN IS NOT JUDGED ‼️ #Sinaloa is rotten and has metastasized; they support drug traffickers and/or narco culture more than a good government with honest people.
🆘🎥 Today it was proven once again when not even 100 people showed up in #Culiacán to protest against Rocha Moya and Morena, but what we all know here has been demonstrated, see the images of crowds that came out to march demanding the freedom and not extradition of "Chapo" Guzmán.
😵💫 Those who want to deny the reality that our Sinaloa lives, say that people didn't go today 08/24/26 to protest because they are afraid.
They don't want to recognize that the majority of the Sinaloan population is happy with a narcotized town and/or Governed by Narcos
u/FantasticMe369 — 2 months ago
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Young Chino Ántrax
Today the page named on the images posted these photos of El Chino Ántrax. I didn't even recognize him in the first photo. Is it really him?
u/FantasticMe369 — 2 months ago
Scoop: Chaparro Interviews Francisco Alvarez, Son Of "El R1" Ramon Angel Alvarez Ayala
​ Journalist Luis Chaparro has scored a major scoop: an interview with Francisco Alvarez, the son of "El R1" (deemed as one of the three or four potential successors to "El Mencho" as the boss of the CJNG, before he was arrested a month ago.) This high status identifies El R1 as a top-ranking cartel commander with access to millions of dollars.
It was Francisco himself to personally contact Luis Chaparro (Pie de Nota) to request the interview, with the sole intention of clearing his name from the accusation of murdering Valeria Marquez. Francisco claims he is entirely innocent. He explains that he was in a relationship with Valeria, that they lived together, and that they regularly hung out with each other’s families. In fact, Valeria met El R1 multiple times and even attended his birthday party.
The interview triggered a massive wave of negative backlash. Almost all the comments accuse Francisco of lying, pointing to him as the intellectual author (mastermind) of the murder. Viewers highlight that Francisco displays no emotion, stating that he just wants to clear his name so he can return to his normal routine of university studies, sports, and parties.
Furthermore, his story contains notable contradictions. He admits the relationship was tainted by jealousy and that Valeria wrote some posts against him (as a violent person who threatened her life,) yet he tries to pass that relationship as a "healthy one."
He claims that he and Victoria had amicably broken up but stopped talking, yet later he states that they talked on the phone the very day of the murder about potentially rekindling their romance. He even admits to driving past her nail salon twice that day.
(CLAIMS ~ In short: Victoria and Francisco agreed that if they met by chance at a bar, the one who arrived first would stay at the venue, while the one who arrived second would leave and go somewhere else. Despite this agreement, he says that she got upset and made a scene when she arrived (second) at a bar and saw him there with some girls; he also says that some time later she spent the night with him in his hotel room.)
Francisco rejects the official accusations made by Secretary of State Omar Garcia Harfuch, stating that neither he nor his father had anything to do with the murder of Marquez or the recent assassination of Mayor Manzo.
His behavior in the interview appears as nervous but also entitled. He even attempts to evoke sympathy by asking, "Can you imagine how my father in jail feels, knowing that his son could be arrested for a crime that he did not commit?" This statement has drawn significant criticism from the public, who point to the long history of serious criminal allegations associated with his father's organization.
The journalist, Luis Chaparro, seems afraid to ask meaningful questions and to relate to the murder as such: "when Valeria's thing happened" , or "when did you discover about the situation with Valeria" and so on. Francisco goes along with that: from this we infer that he didn't feel comfortable naming the murder by its name, and that Luis Chaparro preferred to not upset him. We also infer that Chaparro did not feel safe. Outside of the camera range, there were probably several killers with high grade firearms. One wrong word, and Chaparro could be killed.
Many comments dislike the fact that Francisco displays a smile or smirk throughout the entire interview. He repeatedly loops back to the same points: that he is innocent, feels helpless, and has no clue who would want Valeria dead. This claim is difficult to reconcile with the reality of how organized crime groups operate in the region. Such organizations typically maintain tight control and monitoring over their territories through extensive networks of lookouts. Given his family's high-ranking position, critics find it unlikely that he would be completely unaware of the circumstances surrounding the event.
Valeria Marquez repeatedly dated several narcos or narco juniors; she and her close friends were a group of "buchonas." In many similar cases, the public is quite critical of buchonas, who want to date organized crime's figures because of the financial benefits involved. However, in this instance, Valeria drew a lot of support and sympathy.
Luis Chaparro takes no sides: he simply states that a journalist has the duty to report all testimonies of the protagonists of a crime, and it is up to the public to draw conclusions.
An overwhelming amount of comments ask: how can this journalist find him, but the police can't? Francisco has been officially charged and there is an arrest warrant for him. While his father ("El R1") and a material co-author (Iván Martín) have already been arrested, Francisco is still a fugitive. Journalist Luis Chaparro noted that to conduct the exclusive interview for his show Pie de Nota, *he had to be driven through heavily guarded CJNG territories, changing vehicles multiple times*. Chaparro confirmed that Francisco is currently stripped of his previous life of luxury, high-end trucks, and nightlife, and is living entirely in hiding, fully aware that being interviewed carries a massive risk of exposing his location to authorities.
u/FantasticMe369 — 2 months ago
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Ricardo Ravelo: Who Ordered The Murder Of Valeria Marquez?
"Dad, can you buy me a car?"
The cartel version of it is:
"Dad, can you kill my ex girlfriend?"
The journalist explains how Francisco, El R1's son, kept asking his father to murder the influencer, and eventually the father gave in.
Little is known about the motive. Why did Francisco want Victoria murdered?
On another interview, a witness explained that Francisco didn't like women who had "passed through many hands." Was the motive jealousy? Was he upset because she left him?
u/FantasticMe369 — 2 months ago
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Victoria Márquez: Co-murderer Ivan "N" arrested yesterday ~ Intellectual Authors: CJNG's El R1 And His Son Francisco
CORRECTION: It is Valeria Marquez, not Victoria. I always mix it up!
Iván Martín “N” was arrested by Mexican authorities for his direct involvement in the femicide of 23-year-old influencer Atziri Valeria Márquez López. He is not the person who shot her, but rather a co-conspirator and material co-author. According to investigators, his role was to scout the location before the attack and help the gunman escape using a motorcycle and a white vehicle.
The Capture: He was arrested in the San Juan de Ocotán neighborhood of Zapopan, Jalisco, during a joint operation by the Mexican Army, National Guard, and State Prosecutor's Office.
Evidence Found: Authorities seized two firearms (40mm and 9mm calibers), cell phones, and personal identification documents during the raid.
Legal Status: Judge Miguel Ángel Galván Esparza has formally indicted him and ordered mandatory pretrial detention for one year and set a three-month deadline for the completion of the supplementary investigation
The Criminal Network Behind the Crime
The investigation has uncovered how a personal dispute triggered a hit involving a specialized cell of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG):
The Victim: Atziri Valeria Márquez López, an entrepreneur and TikTok influencer, who was shot inside her beauty salon in Zapopan while livestreaming.
The Instigator: Francisco Álvarez “N”, Valeria's ex-boyfriend. He routinely harassed and threatened her after she ended their relationship.
The Mastermind: Ramón Ángel “N”, also known as “El R1”. He is Francisco’s father and the leader of CJNG's armed wing "Los Rs." Yielding to his son's repeated demands, he ordered his cell to execute the young woman.
Authorities are still actively searching for the remaining hitman who fired the shots.
u/FantasticMe369 — 2 months ago
Satanic chapels made by Los Zetas being demolished by authorities. 2012
u/FantasticMe369 — 3 months ago
Rocha Moya Debe Entregarse A EEUU Adentro Del Mes De Junio ~ Arestegui Noticias (Spanish AND English)
NO HAY OPCIÓN: El narcogobernador de Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, se entregaría "voluntariamente" a las autoridades de EE.UU. que lo acusan de nexos con el narcoterrorismo, de lo contrario, pasado el mes de junio "vendrán por él", de acuerdo con fuentes internas consultadas por Aristegui Noticias.
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VALOR TAMAULIPECO COMENTA LO SIGUIENTE:
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Debe entregarse y no solo el, porque, en la lógica de los “extraditables”, la única jugada que les queda para no ser triturados por el aparato de justicia de EE.UU. es administrar daños, no fantasías de fuga.
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El Departamento de Justicia de EE.UU. ya imputó a Rocha Moya y a otros funcionarios por conspiración para traficar drogas y armas con el Cártel de Sinaloa, con cargos que contemplan mínimos de décadas de prisión e incluso cadena perpetua.
No es un expediente menor: está en una corte federal de Nueva York, asociado a fentanilo, cocaína, heroína y metanfetaminas, con la narrativa de “narcoterrorismo” y colaboración institucional con “Los Chapitos”.
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Lo hemos insistido: para los extraditables “no hay magia ni narrativa de campaña, hay geometría: una sola ruta recta, entregarse; si se quedan como prófugos no defienden honor, administran miedo procesal”.
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Seguir en modo prófugo activa todo el poder combinado de agencias estadounidenses y las mexicanas no podran resistir mucho tiempo y se van rendir; la captura a diferencia de la entrega, es violenta, ejemplarizante y sin margen para negociar nada: ni condiciones carcelarias, ni cooperación, ni protección a la familia.
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Quien se entrega temprano puede intentar negociar cooperación, reducción de penas o al menos un encuadre distinto (no como “jefe político” del narcoestado, sino como pieza más en la red), algo que rara vez se concede a un fugitivo capturado a la fuerza.
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Además, una entrega pactada baja el costo político y diplomático para México: la narrativa cambia de “lo fueron a arrancar” a “se sometió a la justicia”, lo que reduce la presión para que Washington haga del caso un escarmiento público
Aunque hoy los ignorantes de la FGR digan que la solicitud estadounidense es apenas una “detención provisional” mal integrada y sin pruebas anexas suficientes, porque simple y llanamente en esta etapa procesal no se requieren,el mensaje de fondo es que el expediente está en marcha y con el reloj en contra.
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En paralelo, en Washington ya avisan que “esto es solo el comienzo”, es decir, que el caso Rocha Moya puede ser la puerta de entrada para ir por otros políticos conectados con Sinaloa, Americo Villarreal es uno de ellos, lo que convierte a los señalados en fichas sacrificables si se resisten.
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NO ALTERNATIVE: Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya, accused of ties to narco-terrorism, will reportedly surrender "voluntarily" to U.S. authorities. According to internal sources cited by Aristegui Noticias, if he fails to do so, federal agents "will come for him" after June.
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Rocha Moya—and others in his position—must surrender. Under the logic governing individuals facing extradition, the sole viable strategy to avoid being crushed by the U.S. justice system is damage control, rather than pursuing unrealistic escape scenarios.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has already indicted Governor Rocha Moya and several other officials for conspiracy to traffic narcotics and firearms in coordination with the Sinaloa Cartel. These federal charges carry mandatory minimum sentences of several decades, up to life imprisonment. The case, currently pending in a New York federal court, is not a minor ordeal: it involves fentanyl, cocaine, heroin, and methamphetamines, framed around a narrative of "narco-terrorism" and institutional collusion with the "Los Chapitos" faction.
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As previously emphasized, those facing extradition have no political narrative or campaign rhetoric to rely on. The reality is straightforward: there is only one direct path, which is surrender. Remaining at large does not preserve honor; it merely manages procedural anxiety.
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Persisting as a fugitive triggers the combined capabilities of U.S. law enforcement agencies—pressures that Mexican institutions will ultimately be unable to withstand. Unlike a negotiated surrender, an apprehension is typically forceful, designed to serve as a public example, and leaves no room for negotiation regarding prison conditions, cooperation agreements, or family protection.
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Conversely, an early surrender allows defendants to negotiate plea deals, sentence reductions, or a recontextualization of their role— positioning themselves as a cog within the network rather than the "political mastermind" of a narco-state. Such leniency is rarely extended to fugitives apprehended by force.
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Furthermore, a brokered surrender mitigates the political and diplomatic fallout for Mexico. The public narrative shifts from an aggressive cross-border extraction to a voluntary submission to justice, thereby reducing Washington’s incentive to turn the case into a high-profile public warning.
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While officials within Mexico's Attorney General's Office (FGR) currently dismiss the U.S. petition as an incomplete "provisional detention" request lacking sufficient evidence, such documentation is standardly not required at this stage of the proceedings. The underlying message remains clear: the legal process is underway, and time is running out.
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Simultaneously, Washington has signaled that "this is only the beginning." The case against Rocha Moya could serve as a gateway to target other political figures linked to Sinaloa—including Tamaulipas Governor Américo Villarreal—rendering those implicated highly expendable should they choose to resist.
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u/FantasticMe369 — 4 months ago
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Here Is Your Governor Rocha Moya At A Narco Street Get Together
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Somewhere In Sinaloa
Way Before The US Indictment:
Governor Rocha Moya and Senator Enrique Inzunza are at a street get together eating some carne asada with members of CDS.
Rocha wears a White short and Is seen walking from the back in the second half of the video.
Inzunza wears a blue shirt and is on the left side, standing up between 2 men.
u/FantasticMe369 — 4 months ago
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¿Quién es ‘El 40’? Chief of Sicarios Of The Cabreras ~ News Off His Arrest Explode Then Are Rebutted
Many News sources annonced the capture of Leonel García, aka El 40, Jefe de Sicarios of the Cabreras, in Casa Blanca. Durango.
Yet only a few jours later, several other News sources claimed that he escaped or bribed the autorities to release him.
https://www.blogdelnarco.org/2026/06/el-40-jefe-de-sicarios-de-los-cabrera.html?m=1
u/FantasticMe369 — 4 months ago
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El Chuta Was Tortured And Executed ~ Then Dropped In Charay
A dead body left on June 10th in front of the Welcome sign of the small Town of Charay, El Fuerte, was identifier: It was Jesús Omar Ibarra Félix, alias “El Chuta”.
El Chuta had betrayed the Chapitos earlier this year and joined Chapo Isidro.
There are 2 versions of the story of his death:
The First claims that the Chapitos killed him because hé was a "volteado;"
the second one claims that he was playing a double-game and was leasing Info to the Chapitos faction (thus being a Spy for them and not a volteado) so Chapo Isidro calles a meeting with him and killed him.
There are rumirsvthatbhis 2 men of trust, El Rojo and El Motore, were also murder ed.
u/FantasticMe369 — 4 months ago
Narco Politicians' Contradictions: What You Earn Vs. What You Buy
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The Coordinator of Tech Development for Rubén Rocha Moya wears an 800,000-peso Rolex Yacht-Master despite earning 31,000 pesos. He claims it is an inheritance...
800,000 pesos = $ 46,000
31,000 pesos = $ 1,700
He earned $ 1,700 a month and bought a $ 46,000 watch.
Just one of the many contradictions seen in Rocha Maya's entourage
u/FantasticMe369 — 5 months ago
CDN Members: El Piporro (left) El Estrada (right) , a cartel deserter
u/FantasticMe369 — 5 months ago
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CDN Member "El Ramas" Confesses That Human Rights Committee's President Of Nuevo Laredo Is On CDN's Payroll
Arrested CDN member "El Ramas" was confessed during a filmed interrogation that the President Of The Human Rights Committee Of Nuevo Laredo, Jesús Raymundo Ramos Vázquez, works for CDN.
(The video can be seen at the link below.)
This explains why Vázquez always takes a stance against the Military when they have to fight against the CDN criminals.
https://x.com/i/status/2055202985773297827
From: Contacto Revista
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El Ramas" de los del Noreste confiesa que Jesús Raymundo Ramos Vázquez, Presidente del Comité de Derechos Humanos de NuevoLaredo trabaja para él
💥 Por eso siempre se manifiesta contra el Ejército Mexicano y Marina cuando le dan fierro a los malandros
u/FantasticMe369 — 5 months ago
Chapo Isidro's People Claim To Have Control Of Doña Consuelo's House: La Casa Rosa In La Tuna ~ Then They Post A Video Of El Cielo Ranch, Trying To Pass It As La Casa Rosa
In October 2025 we saw a video by Chapo Isidro's para military group on many X news accounts, showing a drone dropping a bomb on La Casa Rosa, the former residence of El Chapo's mother (Doña Consuelo, who died in 2023.)
The bomb missed the house and didn't seem to cause any significant damage.
Today another video surfaced by the same group: Isidro's People claim to be looting La Casa Rosa. Yet the house they are looking is not la casa Rosa but Ranch El Cielo. In fact, that ranch was also seen on another video posted 2 months ago.
Bottom Line:
We don't know if Doña Consuelo's House is now in the hands of Isidro's people or of it's still in her grandkids' hands
u/FantasticMe369 — 5 months ago
Falling Like Dominos: Other Narco-Politician Indicted With Rocha Moya, Is In The US: For His First Time NOT On Vacation ~ Former Secretary Of Finances Enrique Diaz Incarcerated In Trumpland
On the same day, we learn of the arrest of Gerardo Mérida (or Medina) Sanchez, Sinaloa's Secretary Of Public Security, and of the arrest of another one of the 10 narco Politicians who got indicted alongside Rocha Moya.
Enrique Diaz, former Sinaloa Secretary Of Finances (he quit in 2024) is already detained in the US.
He was arrested in Europe (various news sources mention Ireland or Italy) and immediately extradited to the US.
WHAT ARE THE CHARGES AGAINST DIAZ IN THE US?
[From: Infobae]
It is worth recalling that on April 29, it was announced that the former official is included in the formal indictment filed before the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, along with 9 other Mexicans who were part of the government of Rubén Rocha Moya. As of today, Rocha Moya has taken a leave of absence for more than 30 days, as he is also included on this list.
The United States Department of Justice highlights that Díaz Vega conspired to import narcotics. Additionally, for possessing "machine guns and explosive devices," the former official could face life imprisonment for the charges.
The document consulted by Infobae México highlights that Enrique Díaz and Senator Enrique Inzunza — who has not requested a leave of absence — allegedly colluded to "place corrupt officials to protect the drug trafficking operations of the Chapitos and acted as liaisons between the leaders of the Chapitos and Rocha Moya."
It also indicates that during the 2021 gubernatorial elections, as denounced by various politicians in recent days, Vega Díaz allegedly gave the Chapitos "the names and addresses of the opponents" of Rocha Moya, so that the criminal group could carry out threats to "force those opponents to withdraw from the gubernatorial race."
He remained in Rocha Moya's government for 3 years
The former secretary accused of drug trafficking by United States authorities held the position of head of the Ministry of Administration and Finance of Sinaloa for three years, starting November 1, 2021, the date he was appointed to lead one of the strategic agencies of the state government headed by Rocha Moya.
His role was central in the presentation of economic packages before the Congress of the State of Sinaloa, framed within the financial discipline policy that defined the administration during that period.
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Las acusaciones que pesan sobre Enrique Díaz Vega
Cabe recordar que el pasado 29 de abril, se dio a conocer que el exfuncionario se encuentra incluido en la acusación formal presentada ante el Tribunal de Distrito Sur de Nueva York junto a otros 9 mexicanos que formaron parte del gobierno de Rubén Rocha Moya, quien al día de hoy cuenta con licencia por más de 30 días, ya que también forma parte de esta lista.
El Departamento de Justicia de Estados Unidos destaca que Díaz Vega conspiró para la importación de narcóticos, además de poseer “ametralladoras y artefactos explosivos”, el exfuncionario podría alcanzar cadena perpetua por los cargos.
El documento consultado por Infobae México destaca que Enrique Díaz y el senador Enrique Inzunza -quien no ha solicitado licencia- se habrían coludido para “colocar a funcionarios corruptos para proteger las operaciones de tráfico de drogas de los Chapitos y actuaron como enlaces entre los líderes de los Chapitos y Rocha Moya”.
También indica durante las elecciones para ocupar la gubernatura en 2021, tal como lo han denunciado distintos políticos en los últimos días, Vega Díaz habría entregado a los Chapitos “los nombres y direcciones de los oponentes” de Rocha Moya, para que el grupo criminal realizara amenazas hasta “obligar a esos oponentes a retirarse de la contienda por la gobernación”
Permaneció 3 años en el gobierno de Rocha Moya
El exsecretario señalado de narcotráfico por autoridades de Estados Unidos ocupó la titularidad de la Secretaría de Administración y Finanzas de Sinaloa durante tres años, desde el 1 de noviembre de 2021, fecha en que fue designado al frente de una de las dependencias estratégicas del gobierno estatal encabezado por Rocha Moya.
Su papel fue central en la enmarcados en la política de disciplina financiera que definió a la administración durante ese periodo.
u/FantasticMe369 — 5 months ago