U.S. Investigates Two More Mexican Governors Over Alleged Cartel Links
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The list of Mexican politicians who have made public the revocation of their U.S. visa The governors of Sonora and Tamaulipas are the last to join the list due to alleged links with organized crime. The presidents have not pronounced themselves on this issue, but their communications teams qualify the accusation as “completely false” By: Joaquín Patiño Articulo by El Pais Governors Alfonso Durazo, of Sonora, and Américo Villarreal, of Tamaulipas…
U.S. Investigates Two More Mexican Governors Over Alleged Cartel Links
MEXICO CITY — The United States government has launched criminal investigations into two additional Mexican state governors for their alleged connections to organized crime, according to a report published Wednesday by The Los Angeles Times. The high-profile federal probes target Governor Alfonso Durazo of the border state of Sonora and Governor Américo Villarreal Anaya of Tamaulipas. Both men are key political allies of Mexican President Claudi…
The Arizona government set a stance on the controversy generated by various reports and allegations involving Mexican officials, including Alfonso Durazo and Américo Villarreal.The Arizona government spokeswoman reported that the situation is closely monitored and that any link to organized crime would be “unacceptable,” although they avoided making early judgments. Arizona responds to controversy surrounding Alfonso Durazo and Américo Villarrea…
Mexico City, 3 Jun (EFE).- The government of the Mexican state of Sonora (north) said on Wednesday that the state governor, Alfonso Durazo, has a valid visa for the United States and that he has not been notified of an investigation against him in the neighboring country, after it was published in the press that the politician would be being investigated for alleged links with organized crime. «It is completely false the information published by…
Madrid, Spain. The government of the United States investigates governors Alfonso Durazo, of the state of Sonora, and Américo Villarreal Anaya, of Tamaulipas, both of the party of Morena of the president, Claudia Sheinbaum, for alleged links with organized crime, thus adding to other denunciations presented by Washington against high officials of the ruling party, which frames this in a campaign to try to interfere in the elections of 2027.
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The United States allegedly investigates the governors of Sonora and Tamaulipas, Alfonso Durazo and Américo Villarreal Anaya, according to the U.S. daily Los Angeles Times.
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