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Don Ricardo Salinas Pliego accused MORENA politicians of hiding the governor of Sinaloa, Rocha, whom he pointed out as having allied with organized crime. He claimed that Rocha had helped the PEJE get close to those groups to seek funding and make commitments, including a strategy to protect criminals that he described as "hugs, not bullets." #Sinaloa #Corrupción #MORENA (translated)

Mario Di Costanzo stated that Cuauhtémoc Blanco, former governor of Morelos and deputy of Morena, had joined the list of party politicians who, according to him, had their visas revoked. He pointed out that the news had arrived at a bad time for Palacio Nacional, in the midst of a health crisis that, he claimed, had exceeded the government's capacity. He added that Claudia Sheinbaum had shaken her head and expressed her annoyance, asking how they expected her to be in a good mood. #CuauhtémocBlanco #Morena #CrisisDeSalud (translated)

Héctor Suárez Gomís argued that, in his opinion, charging more to citizens would not solve Morena's inability to manage the country and would only finance that incompetence. In a message directed to Viri Ríos, he sarcastically suggested that results should not be demanded from public servants, whom he accused of collecting taxes, doing propaganda, buying votes, bringing people to rallies, defending corrupt officials, destroying the Republic, denying links with organized crime, and promoting the indoctrination of supporters of the Welfare program. He also used derogatory language to refer to the latter group. #México #Gobierno #Corrupción (translated)

Simón Levy stated that the theft of LP gas in the State of Mexico almost tripled in 2025 and that 252 illegal connections were recorded, the second highest figure in the country. He pointed out that gasoline and diesel connections were concentrated along the Tuxpan-Azcapotzalco pipeline, with 177 in Axapusco, 117 in Huehuetoca, and 74 in Otumba. For LP gas, he indicated that the highest figures corresponded to Nextlalpan, with 81; Tepetlaoxtoc, with 56; and Polotitlán, with 46. He also asserted that the State of Mexico had more gas station permits than any other state, with 1,287 in September 2025, and accused that all thefts were operated through companies using frontmen linked to Morena. https://t.co/WqpTFVigpr #RoboDeGas #EstadoDeMéxico #SeguridadEnergética (translated)

Don Ricardo Salinas Pliego criticized MORENA, accusing it of corruption, allying with organized crime, and plundering the country for eight years. He stated that when the party came to power, it considered social media a favorable tool, but later blamed those who reported abuses and corruption for its poor results and ineptitude. He also maintained that MORENA wanted to control what people could publish to hide discontent and continue stealing. In his message, he used a derogatory term to refer to his opponents. #Corrupción #LibertadDeExpresión #México (translated)

The author announced that the next day's edition of ESTRICTAMENTE PERSONAL would address the clues that, he wrote, linked General Audomaro Martínez to fuel smuggling and to a network that allegedly funded Morena campaigns with illicit money. #EstrictamentePersonal #Contrabando #Morena (translated)

Melissa asked what José Ramón López Beltrán lived off and why a poor candidate had a rich son. According to what she wrote, Licenciado López responded that Peña sent his interlocutors and referred them to Yunes to answer the second question. Melissa added that Mexico still did not know what José Ramón worked on and stated that Yunes supported Morena. https://t.co/ss4QjotKP5 #México #Política #Corrupción (translated)

Ana defended Alessandra Rojo de la Vega and described the treatment she was receiving as unjust. She claimed that trans sex workers had been sent to vandalize the town hall and attack employees, and that afterwards the mayor had been accused of repressing them. She pointed out that there were videos of the events and questioned whether Alessandra had destroyed her own offices. She also criticized reporters Jorge Becerril and El Halcón for spreading that version, and asserted that they were paid by MORENA. Ana said she feared the situation would continue and expressed her support for the mayor. #JusticiaParaAlessandra #VocesDiversas #RespetoYDerechos (translated)

Neoliberalover stated that Morena had attacked and vandalized the Cuauhtémoc mayor's office, and attributed responsibility to Diana Sánchez Barrios and Clara Brugada. He also maintained that Sánchez Barrios had sent individuals to assault the mayor Alessandra Rojo de la Vega and that sex workers had forcefully entered the premises, supposedly to speak with her, causing damage. He added that there were no arrests and that the police did not come to remove or arrest those who, he wrote, were caught in the act. #Morena #Cuauhtémoc #Urgente (translated)

Irving Gatell expressed the suspicion that Clara Brugada wanted a tragedy to occur and stated that, in his opinion, this was due to the harassment against a mayor who was achieving results. He also maintained that Morena did not care about the people or those who read the message and their families. #Morena #Política #Justicia (translated)

Jorge Romero Herrera stated that, in his opinion, the improvisation of Morena had harmed the population, while those he labeled as criminals were getting rich, making deals with crime, and moving to Switzerland. He added that the promised transformation had been a deception. He also pointed out that Acción Nacional proposed 111 concrete solutions to improve the lives of families and bring criminals to justice. https://t.co/JIW7YgZ5nB #DefendamosMéxico #DefendamosMéxico #Justicia #México (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega stated that MORENA was harassing, pressuring, investigating, and threatening her to intimidate her. She said that she would not give in and announced that she would publish videos of each attempt at intimidation that, according to her, she experienced daily. She also noted that she was working on the streets of La Obrera and directed an insult at her detractors. #LibertadDeExpresión #DerechosHumanos #Resistencia (translated)

Mario Di Costanzo wrote that Sara Carter, whom he identified as the director of the United States National Office of Drug Control Policy, warned that she would pursue officials who collaborated with the cartels, even if they were governors. He also attributed to Carter the statement that no member of the cartels or collaborator could sleep peacefully. #Narcos #Gobernadores #Drogas (translated)

Don Ricardo Salinas Pliego stated that the regime he called "MoreNarco" was lying when it said that taxes were not increasing. He argued that people were paying more for the same services, which he described as deficient, and said that the property tax increase had exposed them again, just like the increase in taxes for companies and consumers in the income tax law announced days before. He also labeled those responsible as inept, corrupt, and liars. #México #Corrupción #Impuestos (translated)

Jorge García Orozco pointed out that the Morena deputy in Sinaloa, Carlos Escobar, was hugging Graciela Domínguez, whom he identified as the governor, while wearing a Franck Muller Vanguard watch that he estimated at 400 thousand pesos. He also referred to the fortune of those he disparagingly described as men in the service of Rocha Moya in Sinaloa. https://t.co/jzV6Ascxls #Sinaloa #Morena #Política (translated)

Luisa Gutierrez Ureña warned the inhabitants of the capital that, according to her, MORENA was seeking to intervene in properties through concepts such as "underutilized land," forced sale of land, auctions, and expropriations. She added that Gaby Salido was explaining the topic. #CDMX #MORENA #Expropiaciones (translated)

Simón Levy described what happened as a major defeat for Morena and for those he referred to in disparaging terms. He also accused Andrés Manuel López Obrador of leading a cartel and presented Claudia Sheinbaum as his manager. Levy warned that they would go “after all of you” and reproached them for their arrogance. #Morena #LópezObrador #México (translated)