Jorge Álvarez Máynez demands Samuel García address alleged fund triangulations

Jorge Álvarez Máynez, national leader of Movimiento Ciudadano, has called on Nuevo León Governor Samuel García to respond to allegations from the Superior Auditor of the Federation (ASF) regarding the alleged triangulation of public funds. The ASF identified financial operations totaling approximately 7.212 billion pesos involving various providers, private companies, and accounts linked to the relatives of public officials during its review of the 2025 Public Account.

The ASF has filed a complaint with the Attorney General's Office (FGR) to investigate whether these movements constitute irregularities. Specifically, allegations suggest that funds may have passed through multiple providers and private entities before reaching a law firm connected to the governor's family circle. While the total amount represents the scope of examined operations rather than a confirmed diverted sum, the Nuevo León Congress has also requested federal and state investigations into the origin and destination of the money.

Álvarez Máynez stated that governors have an obligation to address institutional questioning. However, he also accused the ASF of political maneuvering, suggesting the auditor selected the Nuevo León case alongside others, such as those in Sinaloa and the National Electoral Institute (INE), to balance public attention.