Overview
- Alejandro Moreno told Fox News that Mexico faces an authoritarian project he likened to Venezuela and alleged governing-party pacts with organized crime.
- He cited more than 230,000 homicides, about 120,000 disappearances, and cartel presence across over 60% of the country as evidence of a security crisis.
- He said he lodged a formal complaint with the Fiscalía General de la República against Maduro, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, and several governors and politicians.
- He alleged Mexican public funds are being used to finance Maduro and socialist propaganda abroad and urged the United States to scrutinize bilateral cooperation.
- Morena’s national president, Luisa María Alcalde, condemned Moreno’s outreach to U.S. media as a call for foreign intervention and labeled him “vendepatrias.”