translated from Spanish: Interpos Mingo Vazquez reports for cybercrime

The Mochis, Sinaloa.- Officially, the candidate for the mayor of Ahome by the Labour Party, Mingo Vázquez filed a complaint for cybercrime against him. It should be remembered that yesterday began to circulate a series of publications through social networks of an alleged account of the PT flag bearer where he made derogatory comments towards the agricultural sector.
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In this regard, Juan Pedro Flores Castillo, legal representative of the candidate was upset at the lack of attention of the Public Prosecutor’s Office who assured, refused to receive the complaint arguing that it was not within his competence. Read more: Create fake Facebook accounts of Ahome mayoral candidate Mingo Vázquez”At the time of bringing the complaint we were argued that it was not their competence, that could not be received because it was a crime of the federal jurisdiction arguing that the crime pursued according to the typical criminal code of the state of Sinaloa in article 217 says what are the crimes pursued by the computer crime, we went to the staff of the Federation and in a clear way, precise and concise told us that the complaint was well worded, well-founded and that it was the competence of the common jurisdiction and that this is where we should have been greeted by the complaint” Explained.

In that regard, it said that in the end, the Deputy Council agreed to receive the complaint as long as candidate Mingo Vázquez was personally presented.

Social media posts against PT/Photo candidate: Debate

“They are telling us that if they are going to receive it but that the candidate has to be here, then the act of annoyance is that they bring us rounds and turns and try to demeritate a duly informed, duly regulated work and all they do in order not to provide protection due to a complaint, to a right of petition enshrined in us by the eighth constitutional article.”

Juan Pedro Flores Castillo, legal representative of candidate Mingo Vázquez/Photo: Debate

Wrestling the fight for the mayor of Ahome

Original source in Spanish