Simón Levy argued that those claiming that the governor of Chihuahua, Maru Campos, had betrayed her prosecutor, César Jáuregui, overlooked the political and legal risk. According to Levy, if Jáuregui accused her of having ordered the operation involving CIA agents, Campos would be directly exposed, making it nonsensical for her to have sacrificed him. Levy suggested that Jáuregui would have betrayed Campos and the United States, and asserted that, according to his interpretation, it was the United States—not the prosecutor—who protected the governor from Sheinbaum. He added that Campos would be facing the consequences of Jáuregui's alleged betrayal. #PolíticaMéxicana #Chihuahua #MaruCampos (translated)




