US EditionCorrupt Loops: This Is How the Fuel Theft Network Linked to Miss Universe Owner Operated
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Raúl Rocha Cantú, a businessman known as the owner of Miss Universe, appears in investigations by the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) for his alleged relationship with fuel traffic from the United States to Mexico. How did the fiscal huachicol network operate? According to the FGR file, Rocha Cantú, along with Jacobo Reyes León, could have trafficked fuel to ports in Tamaulipas, mainly Altamira and Tampico. A network allegedly led by the nephews…
A judge ordered the capture of Raúl Rocha Cantú on September 15, at the request of the Attorney General’s Office of the Republic. According to the file, Rocha Cantú heads a network that smuggles fuel in boats across the Usumacinta River, taking advantage of the limited border surveillance. The fuel is then transported in pipes to Chiapas, Tabasco and Querétaro, where gasoline producers sell it. This crime amounts to 600,000 million pesos and inv…
The owner of half of the Miss Universe franchise, Raúl Rocha Cantú, was pointed out by the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) as the leader of a criminal organization involved in the smuggling of fuel (“huachicol”), arms trafficking and alleged money laundering. Although the arrest warrant was ordered on November 15 of this year, the warrant did not have execution against Rocha Cantú, since the businessman became a collaborator witness in the inves…
The businessman from Monterrey Raúl Rocha Cantú, president of Miss Universe Mexico, faces an arrest warrant for leading a network involved in fuel theft (huachicol), arms trafficking, and drug trafficking from Guatemala - Gateway Hispanic
Raúl Rocha Cantú, the 47-year-old businessman from Nuevo León and president of the Miss Universe Organization in Mexico, is at the center of a federal investigation that directly links him to organized crime. Rocha, who acquired 50% of the pageant’s rights in 2023 for 16 million dollars through his holding company Legacy Group, signed a contract that same year with Pemex for nearly 750 million pesos through his company Soluciones Gasíferas del S…
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