Sinaloa Politics and Security
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Sinaloa's state congress sees leadership changes and reviews controversial early pension requests. Security measures at Sinaloa hospitals are under review following a medication theft arrest. Agricultural producers in Sinaloa support a new ammonia plant, demanding social justice.
Journalists: "Crime Must Be Extirpated from Politics in Sinaloa"
- Journalists discussed the deep-rooted connection between organized crime and politics in Sinaloa, stating that it is "very difficult to govern the state without the agreement of organized crime." Silber Meza argued that this link is a result of decades of corruption and politicians accepting illicit money and influence, transcending party lines and governments for at least the last 30 years. Whi…
Three women murdered in Sinaloa, Mexico, in separate incidents
- Three women were murdered in Escuinapa and Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico, in separate incidents. - One victim was found tied up with bullet wounds in Escuinapa, while two others were attacked inside a h…
Morena Taps Imelda Castro for Sinaloa Leadership, Replacing Governor Rocha
- Imelda Castro Castro, a seasoned politician from Sinaloa's left-wing movement, will lead Morena in the state. - Castro has a long political career, previously serving as a state deputy and a nationa…
Morena deals blow to Rocha Moya; names Imelda Castro coordinator in Sinaloa
- Morena has appointed Senator Imelda Castro as its state coordinator in Sinaloa, a region facing political turmoil. - The appointment comes amid accusations from the U.S. against the state's governor…
