Chihuahua tribunal critiques anti-corruption prosecutor in Pinedo case

A collegiate tribunal in Chihuahua has issued a ruling regarding the Pinedo case, which critiques the actions of the state's anti-corruption prosecutor's office. The First Collegiate Tribunal in Criminal and Administrative Matters of the State of Chihuahua determined that the evidence provided by the Public Ministry was insufficient to prove a conflict of interest or economic benefit.

The tribunal noted that the evidence, which included a photograph of an individual at an event, did not meet the necessary degree of evidentiary sufficiency. The ruling highlights discrepancies between the prosecutor's claims and the actual evidence presented during the hearing, specifically addressing instances where a criminal judge had previously assumed facts without supporting data.