Security Cabinet Denies Video of Rocha Moya Protected by the Army
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The information circulating on social media about an alleged army security device for Sinaloa's licensed governor would be false.
The Federal Security Cabinet denied a video of Sinaloa's licensed governor Rubén Rocha Moya, where he would allegedly be protected by Army elements in the city of Culiacán.In a statement, the Security Cabinet clarified that the images disseminated do not correspond in any way to a custody of Rocha Moya.Security Cabinet: Rejects video of alleged military protection of Rocha MoyaIn a position spread on social networks, the Security Cabinet rejecte…
The Security Cabinet clarified that the military convoy captured in Culiacán was escorting the State Secretary of Security, Sinuhé Téllez. Cabinet charge denied military escort to Rocha Moya first appeared on Eleven News.
On July 9, the Government of Mexico also denied that Rocha Moya was sheltered in a military facility of the Armed Forces, in the midst of rumors that doubted his current whereabouts. The Mexican Government, through its Security Cabinet, denied this Friday that the governor of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, pointed out by the U.S. to have alleged links with drug trafficking and who remains licensed from his position, has "a supposed security device o…
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