Sister of Ulises Lara Accuses Him of Using the Office of the Prosecutor of CDMX to Strip Her of a House
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The former head of Mexico City's Attorney General's Office, Ulises Lara López, was pointed out directly by his own sister, Hilda Lara Guadian, to orchestrate a criminal charge made against her to strip her of a property in the mayor's office Gustavo A. Madero. In an interview with Proceso magazine, the victim explained that the house, located in the Aqueducto de Guadalupe colony, was legally acquired in June 2013 through a credit from Infonavit …
Ulises Lara allegedly used the CDMX Prosecutor's Office to strip his sister from a house; Hilda Lara accuses him of abuse of power and conflict of interest.
August 02, 2026 Hilda Lara denounced her half-brother, Ulises Lara, former Special Prosecutor in Investigation of Relevant Issues of the FGR, for allegedly using her influence to fabricate a crime of dispossession and stay with her father's house. Despite the fact that the sale was legally accredited and federal judges granted injunctions, an adviser subordinate to the former official maintains the litigation.
Hilda Lara Guadian and her husband, Godefroid Pakabomba Muabi, accuse ex-fiscal Ulises Lara of having instigated a legal offensive to keep the house she bought from her parents in the mayor's office Gustavo A. Madero. Both were linked to the process for aggravated dispossession, but federal judges later determined that the crimes had been prescribed. The litigation continues due to appeals that remain without resolution. The defense argued that …
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