“Sport invites us to live a full, peaceful life,” reads an Instagram post by Rubén Rocha Moya published on April 6 —at that point he was still the sitting governor of the Mexican state of Sinaloa. That day he led a boxing class with athletes, including Omar Chávez Carrasco, who a month earlier had been the target of a formal complaint for domestic violence: the man, trained to knock out professional boxers, beat his sentimental partner so badly that she required hospital treatment.
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