Mayor Nancy Nápoles Pacheco speaking at a press conference about her kidnapping allegations.
Mayor Nancy Nápoles Pacheco speaking at a press conference about her kidnapping allegations.
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Tenancingo mayor denies faking kidnapping and alleges political motives

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Nancy Nápoles Pacheco, mayor of Tenancingo in the State of Mexico, rejected accusations of staging her own kidnapping to obtain a 40 million peso ransom and denounced political motives against her.

The Fiscalía General de Justicia del Estado de México reported that Nápoles Pacheco and several accomplices planned the staging on May 31 to justify a shortfall in municipal funds. Three people were detained in Oaxaca, while her husband and brother-in-law remain fugitives.

The mayor, from the Morena party, stated in a video that she provided evidence to prosecutors and received discriminatory treatment. She claimed that subordinates under orders from the Secretaría General de Gobierno are behind the investigation.

Nápoles Pacheco reported the alleged kidnapping on June 1. She has a scheduled hearing for formulation of charges on July 9 for the crime of simulating a kidnapping, which can carry up to 16 years in prison.

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Initial reactions on X center on Nancy Nápoles Pacheco's denial of staging her kidnapping, her claims of manipulated evidence and political motives by state officials, alongside reports of Morena initiating sanctions against her; sentiments range from neutral reporting of her statements to skeptical views on the scandal and calls for investigation.

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A mayor in central Mexico faces accusations that she staged her own abduction to siphon off about $2 million in public money, authorities said.

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Michoacán state prosecutors secured a 140-year prison sentence for Cristian N., wife of former Nahuatzen mayor David Eduardo Otlica Avilés, for his aggravated kidnapping and murder on April 23, 2019. The victim's body was found hours later showing signs of torture and a bullet wound.

Chile's ECOH prosecutor's office filed charges against six people for the extortion kidnapping of a foreign citizen in Santiago on March 29. The kidnappers demanded nearly 100 million pesos from the victim's family and held him captive for seven days in Melipilla. Police rescued him on April 4, and all suspects were ordered held in preventive detention.

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Marco Antonio Almanza, former head of the Sinaloa Investigative Police, denied in a video that he surrendered to US authorities and confirmed he remains in Culiacán.

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