Mexico UIF partially unfreezes accounts of Sinaloa governor on leave

Mexico's Financial Intelligence Unit (UIF) has partially lifted the asset freeze on Rubén Rocha Moya, the Sinaloa governor on leave, allowing access only to retirement and widow's pensions. The move follows his leave of absence amid an ongoing investigation, but the full scope of charges and the status of other frozen assets remain unclear. This signals a procedural adjustment rather than exoneration, keeping political and legal pressure on the governor.

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