Marina Admits that She Sought to Recover a Visa; 'They Tricked Me'
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Tijuana, BC., The Governor of Baja California, Marina del Pilar Ávila (Morena), broadcast a video to clarify “the malicious versions propitiated by some manipulated audios.” She pointed out that this is a strictly personal matter: the cancellation and subsequent processing of her tourist visa. She assured that the conversations occurred during 2025 and that she was deceived by a person who presented himself as manager.
Claudia Sheinbaum's staunch defense of sovereignty pales in comparison to a governor who has shown herself willing to do anything to gain the favor of the United States.
Marina del Pilar offered a chronology of the calls from which her audios leaked, and denied agreements with foreign authorities.
Marina del Pilar, governor of Baja California, shared the chronology of her calls with alleged U.S. officials, which she said took place in 2025, in order to clarify the statements against her by leaked audios. She said so by saying that she was deceived by an alleged agent who was going to support her with the processing of her visa.Marina del Pilar said that it is a matter of her personal life and that it would not jeopardize or jeopardize Mex…
The Governor of Baja California, Marina del Pilar Ávila, acknowledged that, following the cancellation of her U.S. tourist visa, she sought to know the reasons for the decision and explore the legal ways to recover it, although she claimed that she was deceived by a person who presented herself as the manager of the process. In a message broadcast on social networks, the governor responded to the controversy generated by the audio leak in which …
Marina del Pilar neg has put Mexico's security at risk and assured that it was ada enga ada by a supposed manager to recover visa.
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