Sheinbaum rechaza declaraciones de la DEA sobre corrupción en México

La presidenta Claudia Sheinbaum calificó de desafortunada y política una declaración de la DEA sobre supuestos nexos entre funcionarios y el crimen organizado.

Durante la conferencia matutina del 15 de julio, Sheinbaum respondió a las afirmaciones del titular de la DEA, Terry Cole, quien señaló una conexión mortífera entre organizaciones criminales y funcionarios corruptos.

La mandataria aseguró que la declaración carece de fundamento y que la DEA tiene más trabajo que atender en Estados Unidos.

Sheinbaum señaló que las palabras de la agencia coincidieron con la presentación de un informe de seguridad que muestra una disminución de homicidios en el país.

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