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Alejandro Moreno faces immunity removal and legal scrutiny in Mexico

Alejandro Moreno Cárdenas, president of the PRI, faces intensifying legal and political pressure in Mexico. In Campeche, the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office is pursuing a request to strip Moreno of his Senate immunity. The investigation focuses on the alleged embezzlement of over 80 million pesos during his tenure as governor from 2015 to 2019. Recently, two individuals linked to Moreno's circle, including an accountant and a former official, were arrested in connection with embezzlement investigations.

The Section Instructora of the Chamber of Deputies is expected to resume the immunity removal process on September 1. While the PAN has stated it will review the case files, Morena has been active in advancing the proceedings. Moreno has characterized the legal actions as political persecution and has conducted visits to Washington, D.C., to denounce what he calls censorship.

Separately, in Chihuahua, PRI legislator Arturo Medina has called for the Federal Government and the FGR to halt unjustified checkpoints on the Chihuahua-Ciudad Juárez highway. Medina cited reports from citizens and transporters regarding intimidation and bribery at these sites. Morena deputies rejected the proposal, claiming they have no evidence of such irregularities.

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Alejandro Moreno · Alejandro Moreno Cárdenas · Arturo Medina · Campeche · Chihuahua · FGR · Morena · PRI

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