The statements for more than six minutes, in which the subject who identifies himself as “El Chueco” says he is innocent, lack truthfulness and legal support, said the State Prosecutor’s Office.
“We regret the reproduction of the content, whose objective is to confuse citizens and dismiss the efforts that the three levels of government make to provide security to Chihuahuan society,” he added.
demand justice
The Jesuit community in Mexico claimed last Sunday that, two months after the murder of priests Javier Campos Morales and Joaquín Mora Salazar, they still have not obtained justice.
“We reiterate our call to the three levels of government to advance the judicial investigations, not to get lost in the labyrinths of impunity and to guarantee security conditions for the residents, in an area where fear still proliferates,” they indicated. the Jesuits in a statement.
The case of the Jesuits murdered in Cerocahui, in Chihuahua, provoked outrage at the national level, but also reactions at the international level. After the crime, Pope Francis spoke out for the violence in Mexican territory.
The Chihuahua Prosecutor’s Office offers a reward of up to 5 million pesos to whoever provides information that leads to the apprehension of José Noriel Portillo Gil, alias “El Chueco”.
