Mexican Judicial Candidate Faces Homicide Investigation, Harassment Accusations

Mexico City Judicial Candidate Faces Homicide Investigation and Harassment Accusations Mexico City—A shocking revelation has emerged in the ongoing Mexican judicial elections. Luis Castañeda, a prominent candidate, is under investigation for homicide and faces multiple accusations of violence and harassment. This report delves into the details of these serious allegations, raising critical questions about the integrity of the judicial selection process. According to the investigation, Castañeda is accused of a fatal hit-and-run incident in the Roma neighborhood. Eyewitnesses place him at the scene, and he was subsequently arrested. Furthermore, at least twenty women have come forward with accusations of violence and harassment, some dating back over a decade. One victim, who chose to remain anonymous, recounted her ordeal: "He was violent, aggressive, and constantly threatened me. The attacks left me deeply traumatized." The video also shows evidence of threatening messages sent by Castañeda to his alleged victims. Despite these serious allegations, Castañeda's name remains on the ballot, raising concerns about the vetting process. His campaign team denies the accusations, but the evidence presented strongly suggests otherwise. This case highlights a critical need for transparency and accountability in the judicial selection process. The public deserves to know that those who are entrusted with upholding the law are themselves people of good character and integrity. The ongoing investigation into Castañeda's actions is crucial to ensure the fairness and legitimacy of the judicial system.