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D those of the pretenders to the municipal presidency of Amacuzac, in Morelos, that of the PRI, Jorge Miranda Abarca and that of the Juntos Haremos Historia coalition, Alfonso Miranda Gallegos, were able to finish their electoral contest, as both were arrested by federal authorities accused of kidnapping and organized crime.
The election was held without an election campaign, with the two men living in the same Durango maximum security prison. Both are familiar: the PRI candidate is nephew of the Coalition Flag Together we will make history.
The problem is that Alfonso Miranda Gallegos, of Together We Will Make History, won the election because he was never replaced as a candidate for the position Mayor of Amacuzac. He obtained more than three thousand 670 votes.
And second place in this election is the nephew of Alfonso, the current mayor of Amacuzac, Jorge Miranda Abarca, who sought to be reelected, but also arrested
On Sunday, May 6, elements of the federal police detained Miranda Gallegos, 62, in Tecámac, State of Mexico. A week later, on May 15, the judge of the second judicial district of Morelos issued an arrest warrant against him
with Alfonso Miranda, Sergio Sánchez was arrested. El Telúrico of 34 years, identified as one of the leading operators in the drug transfer by a criminal organization operating in Morelos and Guerrero.
Investigations revealed that detainees have alleged links to criminal group Los Rojos.
According to investigations, Alfonso Miranda Gallegos is the uncle of Santiago Mazari, El Carrete ruler of Los Rojos, who would have offered him protection
And all this area of Morelos and Guerrero is It is disputed by several groups of drug traffickers. It is presumed that both candidates belong to the group Los Rojos.
Recall that in a battle between Los Rojos and Guerreros Unidos, 43 young people from Ayotzinapa disappeared, who were confused by this latest criminal organization, to belong to their rival group. By the way, the Mayor of Iguala, José Luis Abarca, bears the same name as the PRI candidate to the municipality of Amacuzac
Organized crime is very present in Morelos and Guerrero, and many mayors have allied with them, many times for money, others for fear of losing their lives.
Mexico's political map has changed, but it seems that violence and corruption are more entrenched than you think.
It is precisely in the municipality of Amacuzac that we can see that part of Mexico where nothing happens and where the interests of organized crime prevail over the rule of law
. Is he imprisoned? That you can not vote for an inmate?
So, how can these two candidates be voted?
None of their parties released them, and today, on the court of INE is able to resolve this case, where they will have to meet
at the same time. At the time, after the arrest of the two "politicians", the President of the Higher Institute of Electoral Processes and Citizen Participation, Ana Isabel León Trueba, assured that "any citizen who has a lawsuit against him and he is arrested by the authority, but he is on trial and has not been sentenced, he does not lose his political rights until a sentence is pronounced in which he is deprived of them. "
Does the electoral victory confer on the mayor the right to win?
In accordance with Article 111 of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States, procedural immunity reads: "To prosecute (…) the commission of crimes for the duration of his or her life". commission, the Chamber of Deputies declares the absolute majority of its members present at the session, whether or not there is any grounds for prosecution against the accused. "
With regard to civil servants, it stipulates that "the same procedure established in this article must be followed, but in this case, the original statement is intended to convey to local legislatures, so that, in the exercise of their powers, proceeds as appropriate. "
The truth is that the electoral victory of Alfonso Miranda Gallegos does not assure him of the jurisdiction, which has not taken office. However, as he has not yet been tried (he was not found guilty), if his lawyer manages to release the process, he "could" take possession of it, and now he would not return more in prison because he would have jurisdiction
] Most likely, an extraordinary election will be called. Until the moment this column was written, the Morelense Institute of Electoral Processes and Citizen Participation had not dealt with the case.
And this reflects what has been the great challenge of the last administrations and what will be the great battle of the following government: the control of territories co-opted by organized crime
The vote in Morelos
According to the l & # 3939; Morelense Institute of Electoral Processes and Citizen Participation (Impepac) 712 thousand 253 inhabitants of the nominal list went to
At the end of the Preliminary Program of Electoral Results (PREP) and with 94.59% of minutes counted, the Together We Make History coalition won the majority of contested positions, since it won the governorship of the entity and the twelve districts of the local Congress; while he's got the triumph in 16 of the 33 municipalities.
Amacuzac, the flag bearer of Morena, PT and PES, won the mayoralty with 3,672 votes, which represents 57.31 percent of the vote.
In second place was the candidate of the Green Ecologist Party of Mexico (PVEM), which recorded 993 votes and 15.49 percent of the contest. In turn, the Institutional Revolutionary candidate was in third place with 767 votes and 11.97 percent of the contest.
Alfonso Miranda Gallegos, of the coalition Together we will tell the story, was arrested on May 6 by the National Security Commission (CNS), after identifying him as having links with the criminal group Los Rojos, and is in Cefereso number 14 of Durango accused of kidnapping and drug trafficking. He ruled Amacuzac from 2012 to 2015, and was previously a local MP for the Labor Party.
Bibiana Belsasso
Every day I write my column in the newspaper La Razón.
And every night for 9 years, we transmitted by DNA 40, with Jorge Fernández Menéndez, Todo Personal. A program of investigative journalism, analyzing in depth the stakes of the conjuncture.
I did more than 150 interviews on the trajectory and conjuncture of the most prominent personalities of politics, culture and entertainment.
I write for the journal Safety Journal Excélsior, Code Topo, and I am the co-author of two books: Justicia Inútil and Elite and Raza
My next book Very Personal is on the point of being published
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