Carlos Loret de Mola delivered one of his harshest comments following Rubén Rocha Moya’s return to the government of Sinaloa, while the federal government, Morena, and figures such as Ricardo Monreal seek to distance themselves from the decision.
🔥 For Loret, there is one question that changes everything: Did Rocha really dare to return without consulting anyone, or did he receive the backing of someone with enough power to do so?
🧐 The journalist highlighted that Ricardo Monreal even spoke of a “seismic shock” caused by the decision and questioned whether there is a rift between Claudia Sheinbaum and Andrés Manuel López Obrador behind all of this.
🗣️ “Are we facing a division? A fracture within the regime?”
⭕️ Loret proposed three possible scenarios: that Rocha acted completely on his own; that he consulted only the person he believes truly holds the power; or that everything is a kind of “good cop, bad cop” strategy, in which they publicly distance themselves from him while, in practice, allowing the situation to continue.
⚠️ He raised another question: if the president is truly opposed to Rocha’s return, why has there been no forceful political action to stop him so far?
👉 For Loret, amid statements, distancing efforts, and declarations, there is one fact that stands above everything else: Rocha returned to office despite the enormous political cost and the tension his return could generate with the United States.
💥 And he concluded with a devastating phrase: “They haven’t just lost touch with reality; they’ve lost their shame.”
🧐 The major question he leaves on the table is even more delicate: Did Rocha return by defying all of Morena, or did he return because someone much higher up gave him permission?
Source: mexicodailypost
