Sergio Sarmiento y Lupita Juárez | Programa viernes 10 de abril de 2026

·1 hr 55 min·5 clips

The Michoacán prosecutor confirms ex-governor Silvano Aureoles escaped with the Jalisco Cartel's help.

The episode begins with hosts Sergio Sarmiento and Lupita Juárez welcoming listeners and summarizing the day's top stories. They discuss a fire at the Dos Bocas refinery in Tabasco, noting it's the latest in a series of incidents at the facility. The hosts then introduce President Claudia Sheinbaum's announcement to reconsider the use of fracking for gas extraction, marking a policy shift from the previous administration. A news summary segment follows, covering topics including the Dos Bocas fire response, fracking debates, a fuel spill in the Gulf of Mexico, and the rapid approval of an electoral reform 'Plan B' by 17 state congresses. Traffic and metro reports are provided. The program features an extended, emotional interview with Sofía Rodríguez Rubio, who defends her mother, Rosa María Rubio, detained in the U.S., against allegations of kidnapping Carlos Aguirre, stating it's an immigration issue. The hosts commit to seeking the other side of the story. An interview with Cuauhtémoc Rivera discusses soaring prices for fruits and vegetables like tomatoes. The Michoacán prosecutor, Carlos Torres Piña, details the arrest of a suspect in the murder of Uruapan mayor Carlos Manso and reveals ex-governor Silvano Aureoles fled Mexico with the Jalisco Cartel's assistance. A PAN spokesperson critiques the fracking policy reversal. Energy analyst Ramsés Pech analyzes safety and operational problems at the Dos Bocas refinery. COPARMEX president Juan José Sierra warns about a Supreme Court ruling allowing account freezes without judicial orders. The episode concludes with a book recommendation segment.

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