The state PAN leader of Chihuahua holds the Morena member responsible for her safety and that of her family
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The president of the PAN State Committee in Chihuahua, Daniela Álvarez, announced on her social media that there is already a formal date to file a criminal complaint against Andrea Chávez.
The PAN member recently reported that she would present evidence to the Attorney General's Office and the National Electoral Institute to support acts of corruption by Chávez.
La denuncia penal será por peculado, tráfico de influencias, entre otros.
The Tabasco Cartel
She stated that she had been subjected to an onslaught by what she called "The Tabasco Cartel" and expressed that this would not stop the corruption complaints against the Morena legislator.
The mentioned cartel to which the PAN member referred would expressly involve the coordinator of the regime's senators, Adán Augusto López, and the owner of Chávez's medical units,Fernando Padilla Farfán.
Las unidades médicas pertenecen al contratista favorito del coordinador del senado
Formal Date
Álvarez announced that it will be on Tuesday, April first, when she will go to Mexico City to formally file her criminal complaint against the Morena legislator.
Among the alleged crimes, she mentioned the following: embezzlement, bribery, illicit enrichment, influence peddling, money laundering, illegal exercise of public service, and abuse of authority, among others.
Andrea Chávez y Adán López
A Message to the Citizens
The leader also took the opportunity to ask the citizens to send her evidence on her social media of what could constitute early campaign acts by the Morena senator.
Acts such as the already exposed health caravans, as well as the territorial deployment for the purchase of wills by the senator and her sponsors, as well as her personalized advertising.
The above, in order to support her criminal complaint.
Finally, Álvarez publicly denounced Chávez and Adán Augusto López, holding both responsible for anything that might happen to her personal safety.
