Maru Campos

Maru Campos denies authorizing or knowing about CIA agents in an anti-narcotics operation.

Trump threatened military operations against Mexican drug cartels, escalating pressure on President Sheinbaum's government ahead of trade negotiations while framing narcotics as terrorism, leveraging political allies and media to weaken Mexico's current administration.

Maru Campos criticizes defense of Rubén Rocha, accused of narco ties, while she faces criticism for dismantling a narcolab.

Isabel Díaz Ayuso pays homage to Hernán Cortés, sparking controversy in Mexico.

CIA allegedly attempts to divert attention from Mexico operation after agent Maru Campos is investigated for treason.

Samuel García promotes himself with 12.4 million pesos in ads, mostly outside his state, aiming for 2030.

Morena and PAN clash in Senate over Maru Campos' absence to explain a US-backed operation in Chihuahua.

Millions of workers face unsafe conditions on World Day for Safety and Health at Work, April 28.

Maru Campos creates a specialized unit to investigate CIA presence in Chihuahua.

The Senate demands Governor Maru Campos to account for US agents' involvement in national security activities.

Maru Campos offers improved communication with the government after a complaint was made.

Mexican politician Carlos Fernández-Vega accuses the National Action Party of treason.

Mexico's president Claudia Sheinbaum criticizes the presence of US agents in a Chihuahua operation as a national security issue.

Mexican officials investigate alleged CIA collaboration and summon the US ambassador.

President Claudia Sheinbaum claims US agents who died in Chihuahua worked with local authorities.

Chihuahua Governor Maru Campos surfaced three days after a controversial incident involving two deceased CIA agents, facing Senate scrutiny over whether she authorized their operation, amid escalating political tensions and currency predictions showing the peso fluctuating between seventeen and nineteen pesos.

A US agent operation in Mexico's Tarahumara region sparks uncertainty after two agents and a police commander die in a car accident.

President Claudia Sheinbaum rejects US intervention in Mexico's affairs.

UNAM educators publicly support President Claudia Sheinbaum's defense of Mexican sovereignty against alleged U.S. imperialism and CIA interference, invoking historical May Fifth commemoration to rally national unity and reject foreign political destabilization efforts.

México's FGR investigates 50 officials and potential CIA involvement in a narcolaboratory operation.

US President Donald Trump pardoned a Honduran drug trafficker while cracking down on others abroad.

Maru Campos justifies her Senate absence due to US extradition request against Rocha.

CIA agents died in Chihuahua during an operation, sparking concerns about national sovereignty.

Gobernadora Maru Campos claims she was unaware of CIA agents' presence in a narcolaboratory takedown in her state.

Mexican officials face corruption allegations and potential US investigation.

Miguel Ángel Velázquez criticizes leaving the Chihuahua case unpunished, citing potential consequences for Mexico's government.

Mexico's government recovers the passenger train, a gratifying move for progressive Mexicans.

Chihuahua's government violated the Constitution by accepting US agents in anti-crime operations.

Chihuahua's Congress rejects a proposal to summon Governor Maru Campos to clarify collaboration with US agencies.

CIA agents allegedly operate in Chihuahua with local forces, sparking controversy.

Sheinbaum sought Chihuahua Governor Maru Campos by phone, but she was not in her office.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum considers sanctions on Chihuahua state for allowing CIA agents to participate in a drug lab raid.

Morena's Senate faction schedules a hearing for Chihuahua Governor Maru Campos to testify about a failed anti-narcotics operation involving US agents.

Two U.S. agents died in Chihuahua during an operation without proper Senate authorization, violating Mexico's sovereignty, while President Sheinbaum's gas subsidy makes Mexican fuel cheaper than U.S. prices, boosting her approval to over 76 percent.

Mexican officials face various challenges and controversies, including education and consulate issues.

President Claudia Sheinbaum asserted Mexican sovereignty against foreign interference while facing potential gasoline shortages from Middle East tensions, as Morena's new leader Ariadna Montiel challenged opposition governors over security operations.

Mexican security officials deployed 13,300 soldiers to Sinaloa while Governor Rubén Rocha Moya, lacking immunity after taking leave, remains in protective custody as the U.S. seeks his extradition, amid broader agricultural labor reform addressing informal farm worker conditions ahead of T-MEC review.

Ignacio Mier supports Rubén Rocha's temporary departure as Sinaloa Governor.

The U.S. Justice Department requested extradition of Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya and nine officials for alleged cartel drug trafficking, triggering a Mexican federal investigation into insufficient evidence while oil prices surged to $120 amid diplomatic tensions between governments.

Andrés Manuel López Obrador was desaforado, but Maru Campos may not face similar action despite alleged serious crimes.

Maru Campos notifies the Senate she will not attend to clarify the role of US agents in an anti-narcotics operation in Chihuahua.

Maru Campos, Chihuahua's governor, is under investigation and cannot comment on an operation involving US agents.

Mexican governor Maru Campos faces scrutiny over secret US meetings and alleged CIA ties.

Maru Campos may face a political trial and 40 years in prison for violating Mexico's sovereignty and Constitution.

Maru Campos may face trial and 40 years in prison for alleged constitutional violations.

Morena's Senate faction schedules a hearing for Chihuahua Governor Maru Campos to discuss an anti-narcotics operation where two US agents died.

The Mexican military provided peripheral security support at the request of the state prosecutor's office.

Mexican authorities dismantled narco labs and camps in Sierra Tarahumara after a three-month investigation.

Maru Campos allegedly violated Mexico's National Security Law by interacting with US agents without authorization.

US agents operated in Mexico, violating national law, despite previous concerns about legislation restricting their actions.