When María Luisa Albores went on Telereportaje this week, she cut through months of speculation. The federal chocolate plant will be built in Comalcalco, Tabasco, and work will begin in 2026. It is a simple sentence with big implications for Mexico’s cacao heartland. The confirmation did not arrive as a press note. It came in an interview, on local airwaves, where expectations meet daily life. The message was clear: the project is real, the site …