Mexican Governor and Husband's U.S. Tourist Visas Revoked
Mexican Governor and her husband had their U.S. tourist visas revoked, sparking controversy and accusations of ties to organized crime. Political opponents are demanding answers while the ruling party downplays the incident as procedural.
Key Points
- U.S. officials revoked the tourist visas of Baja California Governor Marina del Pilar Avila and her husband
- Controversy erupted in Mexico with accusations of ties to organized crime
- Political opponents demanding answers while the ruling party downplays the incident