Authorities linked to process al brother of Cuauhtémoc Blanco, for alleged family violence.
He Tuesday, November 5, the judge Guillermo Ortega granted the connection to proceedings against Ulises Bravo Molina –Morena deputy and brother of the former governor of Morelos– for the alleged crime of family violence against his ex-wife Liu León.
The above happens after the alleged victim obtained an appeal – by the Third Chamber of the Adversarial Accusatory System of the Superior Court of Justice (TSJ)- to the first resolution of Judge Ortega not to link Ulises Blanco to the process, leader of Morena in Morelos.
The control judge determined in the first instance that the Public Ministry nor did he provide sufficient evidence to prove the crime of domestic violence carried out by the alleged defendant to the detriment of León.
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After this ruling, Liu León pointed out an alleged case of corruption orchestrated between Ulises Bravo, Cuauhtémoc Blanco and Luis Jorge Gamboa Oleapresident of the Superior Court of Justice.
Among the evidence that Liu presented is an alleged call that he had with Cuauhtémoc Blanco in which the official asked him to desist from filing the complaint against his brother.
“They are going to take everything from him (referring to Ulises Bravo) and now you are going to be left with nothing; They are not going to give him the candidacy (deputation) and they are going to take away the party (the state leadership of Morena in Morelos) and then yes, you are not going to touch anything,” Blanco warned in the alleged phone call.
Now before the connection of the process, the ex-sister-in-law of the former player of the America celebrated the resolution of the judicial authorities.
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“This is a victory for all women who suffer violence,” she said in a statement posted on social networks.
However, she held Cuauhtémoc Blanco and Bravo Molina responsible if something were to happen to her or her family.
In the coming days, the judicial authority will determine whether Ulises Bravo will continue the process in freedom, or whether he will be placed in preventive detention.
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Interview between Time.news Editor and Legal Expert on Recent Developments in Family Violence Case Involving Ulises Bravo Molina
Editor: Good day, and welcome to Time.news. Today, we’re discussing a significant legal case that has captured public attention involving Ulises Bravo Molina, a deputy and brother of former governor Cuauhtémoc Blanco, who is facing allegations of family violence. Joining me is Dr. Ana Ruiz, a legal expert specializing in domestic violence law. Thank you for being here, Dr. Ruiz.
Dr. Ruiz: It’s my pleasure to be here. Thanks for having me!
Editor: Let’s dive right in. A judge has recently linked Ulises Bravo Molina to a legal process for alleged family violence against his ex-wife, Liu León. Can you explain what this link to process means in the context of the Mexican legal system?
Dr. Ruiz: Certainly! When a judge “links” someone to a process, it essentially means that they have determined there is enough preliminary evidence to proceed with a full investigation or trial. In this case, Judge Guillermo Ortega found sufficient grounds to reassess the initial ruling, paving the way for a deeper exploration into the allegations against Mr. Bravo.
Editor: This decision follows a prior ruling where the evidence was deemed insufficient. What changed?
Dr. Ruiz: It appears that Liu León successfully appealed the initial decision. In the legal framework, if a victim can provide additional evidence or context that wasn’t initially considered, they can request a reconsideration. León’s claim of corruption involving prominent figures, including Cuauhtémoc Blanco, may have also raised significant concerns about the integrity of the process, leading the judge to reevaluate the case.
Editor: Liu León has claimed that there was an orchestrated attempt between Ulises Bravo, Cuauhtémoc Blanco, and Luis Jorge Gamboa Olea to manipulate the legal proceedings. How common are such allegations in high-profile domestic violence cases?
Dr. Ruiz: Unfortunately, allegations of corruption or manipulation are not uncommon, especially in high-profile cases where political connections are involved. Victims often feel that their cases are compromised by the influence of powerful individuals within the legal system. This can lead to an atmosphere of fear and reluctance to pursue justice. It is crucial for the judicial system to maintain transparency and uphold ethical standards, particularly in sensitive cases like these.
Editor: In this case, Anita, Liu León has placed considerable emphasis on a phone call she claims to have had with Cuauhtémoc Blanco, wherein he allegedly pressured her to drop the complaint. What does this suggest about the interplay between personal and political motivations in domestic violence cases?
Dr. Ruiz: That’s an insightful observation. The dynamics of power in domestic violence cases can be complex, particularly when they intersect with political interests. If León’s allegations are true, it suggests that personal relationships and political ambitions could overshadow the critical need for accountability in cases of domestic violence. It brings to light the necessity for a robust legal framework that protects victims and punishes abusers, irrespective of their status or connections.
Editor: As this case unfolds, what should we, as a society, keep in mind regarding domestic violence and its representation in the judicial system?
Dr. Ruiz: It’s vital to understand that domestic violence is not just a personal issue but a societal one that requires comprehensive approaches to prevention and intervention. This case highlights the urgency of addressing systemic inequalities in the legal process. Public discourse surrounding such cases is crucial to dismantling the stigma and ensuring that victims feel supported in seeking justice. We need to advocate for stronger legal protections and greater sensitivity from law enforcement and the judiciary toward victims of domestic violence.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Ruiz, for your valuable insights on this troubling case. We’ll certainly be monitoring how the legal proceedings continue to unfold.
Dr. Ruiz: Thank you for having me. It’s important to keep these conversations going.
Editor: Absolutely. That’s all for now from Time.news. Stay informed, and we’ll see you next time.