Marina del Pilar provoca ESCÁNDALO tras su DIVORCIO

The governor of Baja California, Marina del Pilar, became a trending topic again. This time it wasn't because of the FBI, the audio scandal, or the house in San Diego. It was because of a Reel she posted on her social media asking what to do when you're a divorced woman, your children are with their respective fathers, and it's Friday night. People responded with everything: ask the DEA, negotiate to have heating in your New York cell, talk to your lawyer in Miami. High comedy. Marina del Pilar isn't alone. In Baja California, there's a whole Morena party gang facing the exact same problem. Julieta Ramírez went to Tian Gucci to campaign, and a woman slapped her face. Armando Ayala went to a bar in Ensenada to watch the Mexico game, and a citizen told him straight up that he was a total joke. Everyone smiling. Everyone pretending. Everyone putting up with it. A few months ago, I interviewed Chumel Torres and asked him if he had ever considered going into politics. He told me no, and gave an argument I haven't been able to forget: the job of a politician basically consists of everyone booing you, insulting you, yelling obscenities at you, and you pretend that people love you. Now that I've seen the videos of Marina, Julieta, and Armando, I understand exactly what Chumel was talking about. Would you trade your life for Marina del Pilar's? For Carlos Torres Torres's? The answer is a resounding no. They may have a lot of dirty money, but they also have investigations against them, the repudiation of society, and the certainty that no one respects or admires them. That's not success. That's the exact opposite. In theory, it shouldn't be like that. A politician who does their job well could enjoy a certain amount of recognition. Not that they should be idolized, not that they should be Luis Miguel or Taylor Swift, who, by the way, just got married and we send her our congratulations. But at least that people should recognize that they're doing well. In Morena Baja California, that's impossible because they chose the path of drug trafficking. And now they endure the consequences smiling, pretending, eating shit without flinching. Dignity doesn't matter as long as they can keep stealing. 📲 Follow me on all my social media! Connect with me and don't miss any content: 📘 Facebook:   / gustavomacalpin   🐦 Twitter: https://x.com/GustavoMacalpin 🎵 TikTok:   / ciudadanomacalpin   📷 Instagram:   / ciudadanomacalpin   🎧 Spotify (Podcast): https://open.spotify.com/show/4sluuSG...