Mexican governor seeks leave after US drug charges
Sinaloa Governor Ruben Rocha Moya requested an indefinite leave of absence shortly after returning to office amid U.S. drug trafficking charges involving him and nine other officials linked to the Sinaloa cartel. Rocha, who denies wrongdoing, had been away for 112 days and claims he is innocent of the allegations. His return was criticized by Mexico’s ruling party and President Sheinbaum, as the charges have strained U.S.-Mexico relations over alleged cartel collaboration and extradition issues.
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