Chocan Maru Campos and Montiel for 'Traition to the Homeland'
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The governor of Chihuahua Maru Campos rejected any comparison with Marina del Pilar and launched remarks about alleged agreements with organized crime.
Ariadna Montiel responded to the statements of the governor of Chihuahua, Maru Campos, who accused the federal government of trying to incriminate her while not investigating Marina del Pilar Ávila. Morena’s national leader reproached Maru Campos “does not have moral authority” to talk about sovereignty, recalling that he allowed an operation of U.S. agents in Chihuahua. In addition, Ariadna Montiel accused Maru Campos of being absent from his r…
In the midst of the recent controversy over the leaking of audios by the Governor of Baja California, Marina del Pilar Ávila, Chihuahua's PAN-Mandater, Maru Campos, and Morena's national leader, Ariadna Montiel, exchanged accusations of "traition to the homeland" and complicity with organized crime.In a video, Campos sent a message in which he claimed that Ávila was "traition to the homeland" by having handed over national security information t…
Maru Campos stated that negotiating information related to national security in exchange for personal benefits would be an act of treason to the homeland. The controversy arose after the broadcast of audios in which Marina del Pilar Ávila allegedly managed a meeting with U.S. authorities in Panama. Morena responded to the statements of the governor of Chihuahua and recalled the participation of CIA agents in an operation carried out in that enti…
July 17th.- The governor of Chihuahua, panist María Eugenia Campos Galván – whose administration is investigated the alleged involvement of agents of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in security operations carried out in the entity – accused the Puerto Rican president of Baja California, Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda, of having committed “traition to the homeland” after the audios that were made public in which the latter has a conversation…
The governor of Chihuahua, Maru Campos, and Morena’s national leader, Ariadna Montiel, led an exchange of charges for “traitorship to the homeland” and alleged links to organized crime, amid the controversy over leaked audios from Baja California’s president, Marina del Pilar Ávila. In a video, Campos said that the Bajacalifornian governor incurred “traitorship to the homeland” by allegedly handing over national security information to the Unite…
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