The czar of public security in Mexico during the government of Felipe Calderón, Genaro García Luna, imprisoned in New York, continues to give material to the press but not, yet, to justice.
We suppose, we do not know, the evidence that the United States justice may have against him: testimonies of protected witnesses.
The press hopper has been much bigger than the judicial results of the case, except for the fundamental fact that García Luna is in prison.
The Mexican government hung on the fact, completely oblivious to the decisions of its own judicial apparatus, to make the US trial a local political triumph: we always said so.
They said so, but did not open an investigation or provide criminal evidence against García Luna. Nor did they do here what they did there: put him in jail.
The former US ambassador, Roberta Jacobson, threw her handful of dust at the woman from Tolvanera, saying that in her time as diplomatic representative in Mexico, she had information that García Luna, one of the most faithful security collaborators of her legation, was in bad steps. .
Process turned what the former ambassador said into a confirmation of the crimes of García Luna. The former ambassador publicly denied that the meaning of her words was as reported Process.
Former President Calderón, head of García Luna, took advantage of the correction of the former ambassador to reproach Process the bias of your note.
At the end of the round of salvos, García Luna’s crimes continue in the mist. Everyone seems to have an idea about them, but no one has proof, except, perhaps, the New York court that judges him, famous for not making salvo shots.
The Mexican government has provided nothing substantive to the allegations. They have only been echoed to prove that I knew, and that everything he knew and what he has said about the Calderón presidential term, is demonstrated by the facts that the US court still keeps secret.
The question is why, if the current government knew about García Luna, did it not proceed to accuse and arrest him, as the gringos did?
Juárez will know. The invincible Mexican judicial haze.
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