During his government he faced several times President Luis Echeverría, the Governor of Campeche, Carlos Sansores Pérez and the political leader in Yucatán, Víctor Cervera.
The killing of a labor lawyer and independent trade union leader, Efrain Calderón Lara (a) "El Charras", accused police officers contaminated by the Governor of Campeche, Sansores Pérez shook his government while his six-year term was finished even with the recognition of those who had been their adversaries.
Officially Carlos Loret de Mola lost his life in an accident in automobile in Guerrero, but his son, Rafael Loret de Mola, has always maintained that he was killed with an abundance of evidence that had no judicial follow-up for political reasons.
[citation needed] Carlos Loret de Mola was a journalist who wrote and directed several newspapers in various parts of the country, especially in Guanajuato and Chihuahua, enjoying broad recognition and prestige.
Two members of his family continued their profession: his son, journalist and writer Rafael Loret de Mola, one of the toughest critics of the Mexican political system, and his grandson and son of Rafael, the television journalist Carlos Loret de Mola.