1.-Comparative votes on murders.
With the fine journalistic nose that he has always had, a nose that sometimes crosses the line from communication to that of realpolitikMexico’s leading communicatorCiro Gómez Leyva, He said in his news yesterday that There were great similarities between the crimes perpetrated against Luis Donaldo Colosio, in Lomas Taurinas, and the one suffered by the mayor of UruapanCarlos Manzo.
Gómez Leyva is right because both murders were preceded by apparently complacent atmospheres.
Colosio Murrieta was assassinated when his campaign for the presidency of the Republic was preceded by an atmosphere that was strained to the point of inexplicability due to the lack of definitions of Carlos Salinas to refute the version of that a change of candidate could occur; and the stubbornness of Manuel Camacho Solís to continue being a qualified presidential candidate since the fulfillment of his peacekeeping mission in Chiapas, a task that he gave himself by pressuring Salinas to appoint him.
To the mayor of the hat, Carlos Manzo, they massacred him just like Colosio after their atmosphere had become tense due to the practically ignored case that state and federal authorities made to their calls to stop the punitive actions of organized crime: murder of the lemon leader Bernardo Bravomurder of relative Hipolito Mora.
Ciro Gómez Leyva once again puts on the national agenda the need to clarify two crimes and an attack: the murders of Luis Donaldo Colosio, which does not have to be forgotten, and the recent murder of Carlos Manzo. And, of course, the clarification of the attack that the communicator himself suffered almost three years ago.
It would be a dangerous sign of official permissiveness kennedizar those murders and the attack against the communicator that almost cost him his life.
What happened in Uruapan is a sign of official incompetence. The most serious thing is that it was an complicity in the disastrous plot of hugs and not bullets.
2.- Compromising votes in Michoacán.
Relatives of Ramírez Bedolla, in the mirror.
I quote information that circulates widely on various digital portals and in the prestigious media. Sun of Mexico:
“A network of organized crime interests implicates the governor of Michoacán, through his aunt Anabel Bedolla Marín, wife of a leader narco imprisoned in the United States since 2021, when he was detained in Guatemala. The relative of the Morenista, Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla, appears in military documents as an interlocutor for criminal groups, something that the mayor of Uruapan who was murdered last Saturday denounced in his lifetime.
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