Mexico Demands Answers After US Revokes Governor's Visa

Tensions Rise Between Mexico and the US Over Visa Revocation Mexico City – A diplomatic incident is brewing between Mexico and the United States following the reported revocation of a US visa for Baja California Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila. Claudia Sheinbaum, mayor of Mexico City, publicly demanded an explanation from the US government, stating that her administration received no prior notification of the visa cancellation. The US Embassy in Mexico has cited confidentiality concerns as the reason for not releasing details. Governor Ávila, in a press conference, characterized the visa revocation as a purely administrative matter, denying any legal wrongdoing. "This was an administrative measure, not a legal accusation," she stated. Sheinbaum, however, expressed concern and called for transparency in the US government's actions. The incident has raised questions about the underlying reasons for the visa cancellation and the potential for political motivations. The lack of official communication between the US and Mexican governments has further fueled speculation. This incident highlights the complexities of diplomatic relations between the two countries and underscores the need for clear and open communication on sensitive matters.