Santiago Nieto apunta a la gubernatura de Querétaro; promete sacar al PAN

In an interview with Santiago Nieto, the former head of the Financial Intelligence Unit (UIF) spoke about the legal and political processes that continue to shape the national agenda. He asserted that “justice may be slow, but it arrives” and maintained that Francisco García Cabeza de Vaca will ultimately face criminal charges in Mexico. He also indicated that Rubén Rocha Moya will have to answer to the authorities and affirmed that “there are no summary trials, but neither are there summary acquittals.” Furthermore, he addressed the relationship between the governments of Maru Campos and Mauricio Kuri and U.S. agencies such as the CIA and the FBI, as well as his political aspirations for Querétaro: “I will be working to remove the PAN party from the Governor's Office.” Interview from May 21, 2026 Here we do professional, critical journalism with a national focus. Because all of Mexico matters, we invite you to discover new voices and faces of journalists, analysts, and contributors from across Mexico's 32 regions. Stay informed with us Monday through Friday starting at 9 a.m. Follow us on YouTube and become part of this new community to contribute, understand, and move forward together, with the power of information.