Chihuahua Governor Maru Campos arriving at the FGR building in Ciudad Juárez for her citation on May 27
Chihuahua Governor Maru Campos arriving at the FGR building in Ciudad Juárez for her citation on May 27
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Maru Campos to attend FGR citation on May 27

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Chihuahua governor Maru Campos will appear before the Fiscalía General de la República on Wednesday, May 27 in Ciudad Juárez. Her team confirmed she will attend despite holding constitutional immunity. Her lawyer announced a criminal complaint against those responsible for the citation.

Santiago de la Peña, Chihuahua government secretary, stated that Campos will attend in person at 10:00 hours. He noted that her legal team is evaluating whether the appearance will be in writing or in person. Campos retains her immunity, which protects her from detention and allows her to skip the hearing, but she chose to face the process.

Roberto Gil Zuarth, the governor’s lawyer, pointed out that the citation establishes no specific questions and requests no information. He said the document invokes legal grounds for accused persons while summoning her as a witness. Gil Zuarth announced a criminal complaint under article 125 of the Federal Penal Code for violating constitutional procedure.

The National Action Party backed Campos and described the citation as political persecution driven by Morena. National PAN leader Jorge Romero Herrera called on citizens to express indignation and announced future actions in defense of the governor.

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Initial reactions on X highlight PAN backing for Maru Campos against the FGR citation, her statements calling the citatorio flawed yet confirming attendance on May 27, Claudia Sheinbaum describing it as routine interviews without charges, and mixed views on whether it involves political persecution or legitimate sovereignty concerns over CIA agents in Chihuahua.

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Maru Campos arriving at FGR offices in Mexico City, surrounded by reporters.
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Maru Campos goes to FGR in CDMX to challenge summons

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Chihuahua Governor María Eugenia Campos arrived at the Fiscalía General de la República offices in Mexico City to challenge the legality of a summons related to an operation against a narcolaboratory.

Chihuahua Governor Maru Campos confirmed she will attend the Fiscalía General de la República on Wednesday, May 26, with her lawyer to respond to the issued summons.

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The Fiscalía General de la República issued summons for the sitting governors of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, and Chihuahua, Maru Campos, to appear as witnesses in ongoing investigations.

On May 1, Mexico's FGR demanded evidence from the US to evaluate the extradition request for indicted Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya, citing lack of justification for urgency. This follows President Sheinbaum's prior criticism of weak proof (see prior coverage).

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Former Néstor Kirchner secretary Miriam Quiroga failed to appear before Federal Oral Tribunal 7 due to health issues. Her testimony is considered key to the investigation into fund-raising circuits linked to public works.

The Morena senator from Sinaloa rejected any ties to foreign authorities and stated he will prove the accusations against him are false.

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A federal judge ordered pretrial detention for five former officials from morelos municipalities accused of ties to the sinaloa cartel as part of operation enjambre.

 

 

 

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