The governor of Sonora, Alfonso Durazo Montaño, has an outstanding arrest warrant for being a suspected terrorist, according to security and drug trafficking specialist Luis Chaparro. The revelation has led to the suspension of Durazo’s travel plans, including his scheduled visit to the Mayo Clinic in Phoenix, Arizona.
Chaparro revealed that Durazo was warned that if he crossed into the United States again, he would be taken into custody. As a result, the governor has put his trip on hold, citing health concerns as the reason for his decision.
The development raises questions about the nature of the arrest warrant and the reasons behind it. While the specifics of the case are not yet clear, Chaparro’s announcement has sparked widespread attention and speculation in Mexico.
Durazo’s trip to the Mayo Clinic was reportedly aimed at addressing his ongoing health issues. However, with the threat of an arrest warrant looming, it is unclear when or if he will be able to fulfill his medical obligations outside of Mexico.
The situation highlights the complex and often fraught relationship between Mexico and the United States, particularly regarding security and law enforcement cooperation. As the investigation into Durazo’s alleged involvement continues, questions about the governor’s future plans and potential consequences for his actions are likely to remain unanswered.
Source: Diario de Yucatan
