Mexico’s Resigning Attorney General Allowed Fuel Theft to Run Rampant: Sentences Plummeted to Zero
Soon to be an ambassador, Alejandro Gertz Manero leaves, behind a Prosecutor’s Office incapable of fulfilling even its essential functions.
Corruption
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Morena Needs to be Much More Critical, says Citlalli Hernández Regarding Carlos Manzo Case
The head of the Women’s Secretariat, called on Morena to “further strengthen our analysis and criticism.”
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Morena: From a Movement to Leading a Nation
An interview with Morena dissident Javier Bravo.
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Touchy “Alito” & His Mysterious Fortune
PRI President & Senator Alejandro Moreno Cárdenas is accused of illicit enrichment, embezzlement, misuse of powers, tax fraud, and money laundering; and is acutely sensitive to questions about his wealth.
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Audio Alleged to be PRI President Moreno Acknowledging Campeche Land Grab Released
In the audio recording, Alito Moreno’s real estate agent reminds him that he has several plots of land available for sale.
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Alito Moreno Corruption File Disappeared, Attorney General’s Office Never Charged Him
An interview with Hugo Eric Flores, the now-Morena Congressman with a right wing past of his own, on various barriers in the corruption cases dogging PRI President Alito Moreno.
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“There are grounds” for Impeachment of PRI President Alito
The Prosecutor’s Office in Campeche, the state of which the PRI President was formerly the Governor of, has five investigation files open regarding embezzlement and improper performance of public office.
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Calderón-Peña-era IMSS & PEMEX Official Arrested in US
Carlos Treviño, who held senior positions in the Calderón and Peña Nieto governments, faces charges of bribery and other possible crimes.
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Real Estate Developers Fradulently Monopolizing Water in Mexico says CONAGUA
While some Mexican communities suffer up to 40 days without water access, private concessions hoard the resource, even re-selling it illegally. The government is reviewing only 326 concessions of a national total of 538,000.
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WATER BELONGS TO THE PEOPLE: ILLEGAL DAMS ON EX-GOVERNOR’S RANCH
Former Chihuahua governor César Duarte built unauthorized dams and reservoirs monopolizing 700,000 cubic meters of water in the drought-stricken northern state.
