Maru Campos Rejects Morena's Accusations, Slams Chávez and Pérez Cuellar as "Full of Poison and Lies"

Chihuahua Governor Maru Campos has forcefully rejected allegations leveled by the Morena party, which accused her administration of mobilizing resources to disrupt the "March for Security of Chihuahua and Defense of National Sovereignty." Morena claimed that roadblocks, infiltrators, and even hastily organized construction projects were used to impede the march's progress. Campos, speaking on Grupo Fórmula, dismissed these claims as baseless and instead turned her criticism towards prominent Morena figures Andrea Chávez and Cruz Pérez Cuellar.

Campos did not hold back in her assessment of Chávez and Pérez Cuellar, labeling them as individuals "full of poison, lies, and who permanently live in violence." She suggested that their anger stems from the progress made in Chihuahua under her leadership, accusing them of resorting to negativity and obstruction rather than contributing constructively to the state. The governor asserted that the Mexican people are weary of such politicians and crave courageous leaders who are willing to tackle the nation's pressing issues.

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people full of poison, lies, and who permanently live in violence.

Furthermore, Governor Campos accused the federal Morena government of exhibiting a profound lack of engagement and indifference towards Chihuahua. She stated that the federal administration is distant and fails to provide viable options for the state's residents, compelling them to voice their feelings of abandonment. Campos believes that the people of Chihuahua are actively rejecting the current Morena regime, citing six years of governance that she feels has left the state wanting. She concluded by emphasizing her commitment to defending Chihuahua's interests and addressing the needs of its citizens.

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The federation is very far from the state of Chihuahua and does not give people options other than to go out and tell Morena that they are abandoned.