Mexico president says Sinaloa governor's brief return to office was 'not appropriate'

Mexico’s president said it was “not appropriate” for Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha to return to office after U.S. drug‑trafficking accusations against him.
Rocha briefly resumed his post then backtracked amid criticism; the Sinaloa congress is expected to appoint an interim governor.
U.S. prosecutors allege Rocha conspired with the Sinaloa Cartel — charges he denies, calling them politically motivated, which has sparked tensions within the ruling Morena party.