The Mayor of Tequila, Lorena Rodríguez, acknowledged the presence of an extortion scheme affecting both small traders and large tequila companies linked to former mayor Diego ‘N’, vowing to eliminate such practices during her administration.
In a recent declaration, Lorena Rodríguez, the Mayor of Tequila, Mexico, admitted to the existence of an extortion scheme that has plagued both small businesses and major tequila producers in the area. These extortion activities are reportedly associated with Diego ‘N’, a former mayor and individual connected to her political circle. Rodríguez stated, 'While the extortion put us in the worst position possible in public opinion and the Fourth Transformation, I assure you that under my administration, extortion has ended, from the protection racket to the large companies that create jobs for our people.' Her remarks reflect a commitment to restoring both the reputation and safety of the municipality.
