Mexican Governor Rocha Moya's Pension Accounts Unfrozen Amid Corruption Case

A Mexican court has unfrozen pension accounts belonging to Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya, allowing him access to three pensions while other accounts remain frozen. The development follows his arrest on corruption charges, marking a partial reversal of asset freezes. The move signals judicial accommodation of basic income needs but does not affect the broader corruption investigation.

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