US EditionSheinbaum criticizes judge who protected Silvano Aureoles: ‘They don’t collaborate to improve security’
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“Particularly the case of the governor of Michoacán is one of corruption. This was defined by the Attorney General’s Office of the Republic itself since before we entered and I would not have a judge because I gave this suspension,” the president said in the morning.
An acting secretary of a federal judge based in Mexico City granted a temporary suspension to the former governor of Michoacán Silvano Aureoles Conejo so that he would not be arrested. The former president is accused of diverting 3,412 million pesos destined for the construction of seven police barracks in that entity.
Even though the Attorney General's Office defined the alleged crimes of embezzlement and money laundering attributed to the former governor of Michoacán, Silvano Aureoles, a federal judicial officer granted him a suspension to avoid the execution of the arrest warrant against him. Faced with this, President Claudia Sheinbaum failed [...] The Sheinbaum charge exhibits a judge who stopped the capture of Silvano Aureoles first appeared on Contralín…
The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, harshly criticized the Judiciary after it granted a temporary suspension to the former governor of Michoacan, Silvano Aureoles Rabbit, thus avoiding his...
On April 21, Aureoles would have asked for the measure, which was made public yesterday, after Interpol (International Criminal Police Organization) issued a red card against him.
MEXICO CITY.- President Claudia Sheinbaum questioned this Monday the judicial suspension granted by a federal judge to the former governor of Michoacan, Silvano Aureoles, to prevent his arrest, calling the decision unjustified. “It is very clear, particularly the case of the former governor of Michoacan, of corruption. He would not have a judge why he had given this suspension”, [...] La entrada Sheinbaum critices amparo granted to Silvano Aureo…
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