Cabeza De Vaca Challenges Amlo and Morena Members: Come to the U.s., to Any Court

In an act of firmness, the former governor of Tamaulipas, Francisco García Cabeza de Vaca, has launched a direct challenge to former president Andrés Manuel López Obrador and other officials from Morena. "Come to the United States, to any court," Cabeza de Vaca has declared. With this, he challenges his political adversaries to face justice outside the control of the Mexican government.

This challenge arises amid the accusations that the Attorney General's Office (FGR) has presented against him, including charges of organized crime and money laundering. However, Cabeza de Vaca maintains that these allegations are nothing more than a political persecution orchestrated by López Obrador's government to eliminate his adversaries.

In recent statements, the former governor assured that it was López Obrador who ordered the FGR to proceed against him. According to Cabeza de Vaca, the former president used justice as a weapon to limit his political rights and block his participation in future electoral processes.

This, according to him, is part of a systematic strategy by the ruling party to intimidate and silence the opposition.

The FGR and the Factional Use of Justice

The former governor has questioned the veracity of the legal actions against him, asserting that the Interpol red notice that the FGR claims to have against him lacks foundation. According to Cabeza de Vaca, Interpol has suspended the notification due to the lack of compelling evidence, thus disproving the official narrative of the Attorney General's Office.

This case demonstrates how the Morena government uses judicial persecution to eliminate opponents. At the same time, it diverts attention from its multiple corruption scandals and its failure in security matters, which have marked its administration.

A Government That Evades Accountability

Cabeza de Vaca's invitation for Morena officials to face justice in the United States is, in essence, a call for transparency and impartial justice. However, it is unlikely that those who have made power their shield and impunity their modus operandi will accept this challenge.

Meanwhile, the government focuses on persecuting opponents, the real problems of Mexico, such as growing insecurity and the economic crisis, remain unsolved. Instead of governing with a vision of state, Morena continues to bet on political confrontation and manipulation of the judicial apparatus.

Conclusion

The outlook is clear: while the Morena government diverts attention with political persecutions, the Mexican people continue to await real solutions to the problems they face day by day. It is time for the authorities to set aside political vendettas and focus on what truly matters: the nation's well-being.