MEXICO CITY — In a move that has sent shockwaves through Mexico’s political establishment, the United States government has reportedly revoked the entry visa of Andrés Manuel López Beltrán, the current Organization Secretary of the Morena party. While U.S. authorities have remained silent, citing strict immigration privacy protocols, the revocation has fueled speculation regarding diplomatic tensions and potential investigations into his financial activities.
The decision is widely viewed as a preventive measure linked to intensifying scrutiny of López Beltrán’s business interests. Reports from the citizen platform “Narcopolíticos,” led by specialist Miguel Alfonso Meza, have placed López Beltrán under “red alert” status due to alleged ties to illicit networks. Specifically, investigations have linked his circle to “fiscal huachicol”—a sophisticated form of fuel smuggling—and money laundering schemes.
These allegations claim that profits from illegal fuel trafficking through Mexican customs were funneled into the legal financial system. Opposition lawmakers from the National Action Party (PAN), led by José Elías Lixa, have aggressively questioned the source of capital used for López Beltrán’s recent entry into the luxury international hotel industry, specifically citing the “Annex” hospitality brand, which operates properties in Mexico, the U.S., and Japan. Critics argue these high-end investments stand in stark contrast to the administration’s public rhetoric regarding “republican austerity.”
The inquiry also casts a shadow over former government officials, including Rafael Marín Mollinedo, the former head of Mexico’s National Customs Agency, whose tenure is under investigation for allegedly facilitating the entry of illicit cargo.
President Claudia Sheinbaum has dismissed the accusations as “politicking” by the opposition. Despite the administration’s defense, the visa revocation and ongoing judicial inquiries represent a significant escalation in the pressure surrounding the former president’s son, as authorities examine whether his business ventures are funded by criminal proceeds.
Source: Sol Yucatan
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