Rosario Robles should face trial in freedom

Olga Sánchez Cordero, Secretary of the Interior, considered that the judicial process facing Rosario Robles, a former official during the six-year term of Enrique Peña Nieto, should set him free.

In an interview with Azucena Uresti for Grupo Fórmula, the retired minister of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation pointed out that although she does not have the file of the former official, the crimes charged to Robles do not merit preventive detention.

“I do not have the records or the file to give you a technical opinion but it seemed to me that really for the crimes that are accused or imputed, at least at the time where she supposedly committed them, there is no preventive detention, that is, you can face your process in freedom, so much so that it was not a serious crime or corruption or false invoices then because she could face her process in freedom “, expressed in an interview.

“There it seems that there was an issue of a driver’s license that had another address and that was what the judge considered the determining reason for keeping her in prison,” he added.

–Shouldn’t Rosario Robles be in Santa Martha Acatitla today, secretary?asked Uresti.

– My opinion is that no.

Today a letter from the former head of Government of the Federal District was released (today Mexico City), in it she affirms that “the revenge of some, the cowardice and the complicit silence of others, and a selective prosecution of justice” have her in prison.

Robles Berlanga faces a process for his alleged responsibility in the crime of improper exercise of public service, which does not merit informal preventive detention and can face in freedom.

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