Ernesto Ruffo Breaks the Silence in Exclusive Interview with Manuel López San Martín After Leaving Almoloya
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The former PAN governor welcomes EL PAÍS at his home in Ensenada, Baja California, where he serves home prison. He defends his innocence in the fiscal huachicol plot and opens the door to his daughter running for governor.
Since the austerity of his home, Ernesto Ruffo accuses political persecution and a servile FGR for the ruling party.
Ernesto Ruffo Appel returned to Ensenada after 72 days in the Altiplano and will continue his process outside prison, under the supervision of the National Guard. Ernesto Ruffo returns to Ensenada after 72 days in prison and accuses that he is being used as a “tapadera” aparece primero en Indice Político Noticias México, Opinión, Internacional.
In an exclusive interview with journalist Marcela Garza Barba, Ernesto Ruffo Appel, former governor of Baja California, relates what he lived after 70 days in the maximum security prison in El Altiplano - where he won the nickname “Ruffo Mandela” -, which comes in his legal process and how it has affected the plot of the huachicol to the government of the 4T
* The former governor took his time in prison, 72 days, to detoxify from reality, to reflect, to appreciate the kindness in which they are supposed to be “bad”, to project a citizen movement * On the road trip he recognizes the treatment of the National Guard, of the guards in prison and of the citizens who, as in Sonora, fed him with meat * resentful? He says no, as he neither seeks a candidacy, nor legal: “Already with 74, you are no longer lo…
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