Mexican governor accused of drug trafficking returns to work

The governor of the Mexican state of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, has returned to his position after an absence of approximately four months, despite facing accusations from the United States of involvement in drug trafficking and distribution with the Sinaloa cartel. The United States announced charges against him along with nine other officials in April and requested strong evidence before extradition. However, Moya denied any wrongdoing and described his return as a personal choice. This marks the first time that formal public charges have been brought against a Mexican politician holding an official position, leading to tensions between Mexico and the United States, especially since the Sinaloa cartel is classified as a terrorist organization.

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