Remains of former Mexican political advisor found in clandestine grave
Mexican authorities have confirmed the discovery of the mortal remains of Carlos Beltrán, who was a political advisor to Governor Rubén Rocha Moya and a former chief administrative officer of the Los Cabos city council. The discovery was made in a clandestine grave located in this well-known Mexican tourist destination.
The case has caused great shock in the country's political sphere. In addition to his work as an advisor, Beltrán held significant public positions in the local administration, which has made his disappearance and subsequent death a subject of great interest to public opinion and national media outlets.
Security forces and forensic services are currently working in the area to fully identify the remains and collect evidence to help clarify the facts. So far, authorities have not offered details regarding those potentially responsible or the exact causes of death.
This event adds to the worrying list of incidents related to violence in various regions of Mexico. The investigation remains open, and it is expected that the Prosecutor's Office will provide more official information in the coming days regarding the progress of the inquiries to determine what happened to the former official.
The news has been widely disseminated by the media, highlighting the gravity of the security situation affecting public figures and citizens alike in certain areas of the country. Local authorities have promised transparency in the judicial process to clarify this crime.