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The specialized Control judge, Adriana Correa, issued an order to bring proceedings against Víctor Rodríguez Padilla, former director of Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex), for the crime of family violence to the detriment of his wife, María Felicia Jiménez Lavie, and his minor son.

Forgiveness without legal value

The case took an unexpected turn: the defense presented a document signed by the victim in which he granted forgiveness to Rodríguez Padilla and requested not to continue with the process to seek reconciliation. However, the judge rejected the document, considering that it has no probative value, since the crime is prosecuted ex officio and the signature is not legally certified.

Imputation for vicarious violence dismissed

The judge dismissed the charge of vicarious violence. He argued that the evidence did not prove that the former official tried to abduct or retain his son. On the contrary, it was proven that he lived with the minor days after the attack against his partner.

Next steps

The defense requested the conditional suspension of the process, which would allow Rodríguez Padilla to remain free. The judge considered the request viable, but conditioned its admissibility on the victim appearing personally to ratify the pardon. For this reason, he summoned a new hearing for this Tuesday at 8:15 a.m.

In addition, he instructed the Prosecutor’s Office to interview María Felicia Jiménez to explain the legal implications of her request. The intermediate hearing, where the evidence from both parties will be analyzed, was set for October 13.

Defense questions evidence

During the hearing, the former director’s lawyers questioned the authenticity of the video of the attack—without audio—and pointed out that there are no eyewitnesses. The judge rejected those arguments: she considered the video as relevant evidence and recalled that family violence usually occurs in private.

President Claudia Sheinbaum reported that this week she will communicate with the president in charge of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, to offer more assistance to those affected by the earthquakes of June 24.

He explained that Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco already maintains contact with the Venezuelan president to coordinate humanitarian aid and rescue support. Among the resources sent is the “Yumare” group of the Secretariat of National Defense (Sedena).

“Roberto is in contact with the president in charge of Venezuela, and we are also going to look for her this week to see what else they need to support them. We are going to continue helping in everything we can,” Sheinbaum declared at a press conference.

Sheinbaum highlighted the work of the Mexican Army rescuers. He also recalled the ceremony on June 10, in which the Venezuelan ambassador to Mexico, Stella Marina Lugo, participated.

“The event was very emotional, because it is not only the professionalism of the rescuers of the Mexican Army, of the doctors, nurses who were there, but also the dedication and humanism with which they do their work,” said the president.

Sheinbaum stressed Mexico’s commitment to continue supporting Venezuela in this emergency. Cooperation continues to address the needs of the affected population.

First mass transfer of vehicles

President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed that Hyundai used the Interoceanic Train to move 3,000 vehicles from Salina Cruz, Oaxaca, to Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz, over the weekend.

“This weekend there was a very important transfer of Hyundai company vehicles through the Interoceanic. They arrived in Salina Cruz and left through Coatzacoalcos,” he explained at Monday’s morning conference.

Sheinbaum announced that this week it will be decided whether the collaboration becomes permanent.

Automotive context and tariffs

The president also referred to the closure of a Toyota plant in Tijuana and its relocation to Texas, a fact celebrated by Donald Trump and attributed to his tariff policy.

Sheinbaum stated that they maintain contact with the automotive industry and seek to reduce the unilateral tariff imposed by the United States. “The sale of national vehicles has increased,” he said, and announced a third meeting with the sector.

Regarding the closure of Toyota, he clarified that it is not immediate, but a process of years. “We give alternatives to workers with the Ministry of Labor, the governors and the Ministry of Economy,” he said.

Sheinbaum hopes that negotiations with the US will advance to eliminate or reduce the tariff on auto imports.