US accused by Sheinbaum of interference in Mexican official probe investigation

US Officials Targeted for Allegations Against Mexican Government

The Mexican government has denied allegations that it is involved in organized crime, following a probe by US authorities that led to the targeting of 10 current and former Mexican officials. The US Department of Justice has sought the arrest and extradition of these individuals on charges related to alleged ties to drug trafficking.

According to reports, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has expressed her country’s concerns over what she described as “interference” by the United States in Mexico’s internal affairs. Her comments come amid a growing diplomatic row between the two nations.

The US probe is reportedly focused on allegations of corruption and organized crime ties among high-ranking Mexican officials. The investigation has led to the identification of several individuals who are believed to have connections to organized crime groups.

Mexican authorities have maintained that they are cooperating fully with the US investigation, but Sheinbaum’s comments suggest that her government is taking a more cautious approach. The Mexican president has stated that her country will not tolerate any attempts by foreign governments to interfere in its internal affairs.

The situation remains fluid, with both countries continuing to engage in diplomatic efforts to resolve the issue. Further developments are expected as the investigation continues and both nations seek to clarify their positions on the matter.

Source: Al Jazeera