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The judge determined that the Attorney General’s Office of the Republic did not present sufficient evidence in criminal case 254/2023 to prosecute González Valencia for said crimes.
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In the proceedings, prosecutors accused alias “La Jefa” of belonging to the Valencia Cartel and the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel, the latter with management and command functions.
To confirm their statements, they presented interviews with collaborating witnesses, who narrated events from 1990 to date, about how the Valencia Cartel was formed, then the Millennium Cartel and then the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel, in which they allegedly had participated in all.
One of the prosecutors argued that González Valencia received tons of drugs in Uruapan, Michoacán, and that she distributed the shipments.
However, the judge rejected the arguments of the Federal Public Ministry, and ruled that Rosalinda González Valencia should not be involved in the process, who is currently being held in the Federal Center for Social Rehabilitation Number 16, Femenil de Morelos, serving a five-year sentence. for his responsibility in the crime of money laundering, in the form of concealment.
In this matter, a Court of Appeal is pending to resolve the challenge that González Valencia’s defense presented against the sentence, considering it to have been poorly made.
Rosalinda González Valencia’s defense, headed by lawyer Víctor Beltrán, considered that the Attorney General’s Office seeks to keep her client in prison, with unsubstantiated accusations.