Eduardo Gomez

🇲🇽Me gustan las personas que dicen lo que piensan, pero por encima de todo me agradan las personas que HACEN LO QUE DICEN.🇲🇽

[Sofia. 👸 ☘️ @LSofiaDim]

Que lo sepa el mundo.

[Eduardo Gomez @egova]

…y tenía razón el Oaxaqueño, también el Dip. Gibran.

[Gibrán Ramírez Reyes🖋 @gibranrr]

No se trata de preferir instituciones extranjeras sobre las nacionales, se trata de que se haga lo que le corresponde.

Pero cuando se fabrican montajes, se encubren asesinatos, se protegen violentadores, la confianza desaparece y no se recupera con discursos o llamados a la unidad.

[Eduardo Gomez @egova]

Así las cosas…y aún hay funcionarios que lo aplauden!!

[Eduardo Gomez @egova]

"Cuando el gobierno se presenta como fuente originaria del bienestar, miente. El dinero de los programas sociales no sale de la generosidad presidencial ni de la sensibilidad moral de un partido. Sale de impuestos, deuda, derechos, ingresos petroleros..."

[Hugo Setzer 🇲🇽 🇩🇪 🇺🇦 @HugoSetzer]

Extraordinario análisis de @alejandrogomezt 👇

"El verdadero debate es si México está construyendo un sistema de protección sostenible o una maquinaria de dependencia política financiada con una economía cada vez más débil."

https://t.co/T4vuzHJJbj

[Kemchs @MoneroKemchs]

Narcocandidatos. Mi #cartón en @El_Universal_Mx @Univ_Opinion

[juan gonzalez olvera @juango1954]

El principio del fin 😒

[Rictus, Caricaturista @monerorictus]

"LOS BTS de la 4T". Cartón publicado hace unos meses en @jejejepolitico

[León Barrena Rodríguez & Partners LLP @lbrglobal]

The judicial suspension of Audias Flores Silva’s extradition is a calculated opening salvo in a broader strategy of confrontation with Washington. By shielding a high-ranking CJNG commander like “El Jardinero” immediately after the U.S. unsealed indictments against the Sinaloa Governor, the Mexican judiciary is signaling that the extradition treaty is now a dead letter. This move is a deliberate message to the DOJ: Mexico will prioritize the protection of high-value targets (both criminal and political) as a primary instrument of national sovereignty. The regime has moved from passive obstruction to active defiance. We´re now close to the point of no return.

The crisis has now physically shifted to Palenque, the true command-and-control center of the Morena movement. Logistics monitoring confirms that Mexican Navy jets have been operating a high-frequency shuttle to and from Chiapas, facilitating the extraction of Governor Rocha Moya for an emergency summit with former president AMLO. This use of military assets to transport an indicted official to a private ranch for a "war council" is a blunt display of state protection. It confirms that the Sheinbaum administration is not merely observing the law, but deploying the full weight of the Mexican military to ensure that Rocha remains out of reach while the "Palenque Pact" is finalized.

The regime’s defense of Rocha is now absolute and unified. By rejecting the U.S. charges as "politically motivated" and demanding "irrefutable evidence" while simultaneously blocking CJNG extraditions, the government is building a fortress around its internal secrets. This is no longer a legal debate between two countries, but a pivot to a siege mentality. The Sheinbaum administration has calculated that the risk of a diplomatic break with the U.S. is preferable to the existential threat of Rocha "spitting" in a New York courtroom. The "sovereignty" rhetoric is the public mask for a fundamental decision: the regime will burn its international credibility to ensure that the secrets of the 4T stay buried in Palenque. Mexico now holds its breath.