A mother manages to get an aspirant linked to the murder of her children out of the judicial election

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The Congress of San Luis Potosí removed former police officer Sabas Santiago Ipiña Ramírez from the list of candidates for the election of the judiciary, following the denunciation of activist Rosalinda Ávalos, who accused him of being linked to the murder of his children, Carlos and Daniela, in 2020.Avalos broke into the Congress of San Luis Potosí on February 12, during the insulation of candidatures, to raise the voice against Ipiña Ramírez, …

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The Congress of San Luis Potosí was preparing to profile the lists of candidates for the judicial election, when the audience cut off the voice of a woman. Rosalinda Ávalos, mother of two children murdered, investigating police and now —by obligation— activist, said out loud to legislators: “They mentioned a person who was involved with the cartel and now it turns out that it goes straight to the ballot. How did they evaluate it?” he asked befor…

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Sabas Santiago Ipiña Ramírez was left off the list of candidates for the San Luis Potosí Congress for the judicial election. It was pointed out by Rosalinda Ávalos to have links with organized crime and to be involved in the murder of two of his sons. On November 11, 2020, several men entered Rosalinda’s house and shot directly at his children: Carlos, a 20-year-old food student and Daniela, an 18-year-old architecture student, both died. His el…