Showing posts with label Jean Succar Kuri. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jean Succar Kuri. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Peña Nieto appears with a protector of child rapists: The new PRI?

This is thoroughly disturbing: PRI's presidential candidate Enrique Peña Nieto recently met with Mario Marín and his team; the disgraced  former Puebla governor even appeared in public in a rally yesterday in Puebla where Peña Nieto was speaking, although they carefully avoided a photo of the two together.

To refresh the memory of those who may have forgotten Mario Marín: This is a a man who was caught on tape plotting with now-imprisoned child rapist Jean Succar Kuri to harass and sexually assault Lydia Cacho, an intrepid journalist investigating child abuse scandals.

To Peña Nieto's disgrace, this is hardly the first time he meets with Marin, representative of the absolute worst of the PRI. Marin should the thrown in jail, not coveted by a man likely to be Mexico's new president.

A couple of few earlier posts:
Pederast Jean Succar Kuri finally sentenced. When will his friend Mario Marín be arrested?
"Goodbye, precious pederast": Puebla sends off Mario Marín

Thursday, March 31, 2011

Pederast Jean Succar Kuri finally sentenced. When will his friend Mario Marín be arrested?

Jean Succar Kuri, a Mexican businessman of Lebanese origin, was convicted to 13 years in prison for pederasty. All nice and well. But when will authorities actually go after his friend and protector, former Puebla Governor Mario Marín? To recall: The scandal that nearly let to Marin's ouster in 2006-2007 involved exactly these very two individuals: Marín and a close associate of Succar, Kamel Nacif, was heard chatting in overtly friendly tones (the famous phrase "Gober Precioso"), and plotting how to harass journalist Lydia Cacho, who was on the trail of Cancún-based pederasts with close connection to the Puebla government.

If new Puebla Governor Rafael Moreno Valle truly wants to be a governor of "change," he should immediately launch investigations of Succar's connections to Marin and his Puebla dynasty. One may only hope that the former's conviction creates some momentum here.