Who was Rubén Rocha Moya's wife and what do his four children, who will be his heirs, do for a living?

Rubén Rocha Moya, the governor of Sinaloa, has been granted a second indefinite leave of absence by the state congress. The approval was passed unanimously during an extraordinary session involving nine deputies, occurring shortly after the governor had returned to his post for approximately 30 hours.

Rocha Moya was married in 1973 to Socorro Ruiz Carrasco, a figure widely recognized among Sinaloa university students as “La Maestra Coco.” Together, they had four children: Eneyda, Rubén, Ricardo, and José.