Maru Campos, governor of Chihuahua, explains why she has a mansion: 'My dear husband built it for me'
Maru Campos, the governor of Chihuahua, defended herself against accusations and stated that her mansion was built by her husband.
Maru Campos, the governor of Chihuahua, has addressed rumors and allegations regarding her luxurious mansion, asserting that it was constructed by her husband, Victor Cruz, who is well-known in the region for his honest and hardworking nature. In an interview, she highlighted Cruz's vision as a businessman in the livestock and automotive industries, remarking that the house is intended for her family to enjoy their lives together.
She claimed that the criticisms she faces are unfounded and stated she feels supported by the community in Ciudad JuΓ‘rez, where she believes people understand her governance and personal integrity. Campos emphasized her commitment to transparency, noting that her assets are accurately declared and that she has led a clean life without legal accusations in recent years.
The controversy surrounding the mansion reflects broader concerns about transparency and accountability among public officials in Mexico, especially in light of ongoing scrutiny of government spending and personal wealth. Campos's response highlights her attempts to position herself as a transparent leader amid the public discourse around wealth and integrity in politics.