Friends From Childhood, Accomplices in the Scandal: Andy López Beltrán and Lord Watches in the U.S. Eye for Huachicol
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Two childhood friends in Tabasco, Andy López Beltrán and 'Lord Watches', today share more than memories: they both lost their U.S. visa due to alleged ties to fiscal huachicol and customs corruption.
Sergio Sarmiento, Jorge Fernández Menéndez and Rubén Moreira analyze the U.S. offensive against Mexicans marked by alleged links with drug trafficking, including Andy López Beltrán.
Jesús Silva Herzog Márquez, a political analyst, in collaboration with José Cárdenas, argued that the letter from Andrés Manuel López Beltrán for the revocation of his visa shows ‘the harsh tone...
Andrés López Beltrán would have known for about five months that he could not enter the United States, after immigration authorities allegedly denied him entry to Houston when he tried to visit his brother José Ramón López Beltrán, according to a column by Raymundo Riva Palacio. According to the journalist, López Beltrán, also known as Andy, kept the episode secret until he decided to make it public. Riva Palacio maintains that this determinatio…
Joaquín Díaz Mena acts firmly to support brownists such as Andy López Beltrán and Rubén Rocha Moya before U.S. justice, demonstrating where their priority is.
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