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Claudia Sheinbaum affirmed that Navy Secretary Ojeda is not missing and faces no investigation, despite reports of his absence. She emphasized Mexican sovereignty.
Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico's president-elect, stated that the Secretary of the Navy, Admiral Rafael Ojeda Durán, is not missing and faces no investigations. This follows reports that Ojeda Durán had not been seen publicly for some time, raising questions about his whereabouts and official duties. Sheinbaum asserted that Mexicans resolve their own problems and defend their sovereignty.
The situation touches upon the visibility and accountability of high-ranking officials within the Mexican government. Ojeda Durán's reported absence occurred during a period of heightened attention to security and governance in Mexico. Sheinbaum's remarks aim to quell speculation and reaffirm the government's stability and control over its affairs.
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All sources: Centrist reporting from El Universal (Mexico) focused on statements by Claudia Sheinbaum regarding the whereabouts of the Secretary of the Navy, Rafael Ojeda, asserting he was not hidden and faced no investigations, while also discussing Mexico's sovereignty and its ability to resolve its own problems.
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