Alfonso Durazo Rejects Visa Cancellation Reports, Denies Criminal Complicity

Sonora Governor Alfonso Durazo has forcefully rejected claims circulating in media and social networks that the United States has canceled his visa. Joking that he "almost sweats holy water," Durazo addressed the allegations during a press conference, asserting that his visa remains valid and that he has no complicity with criminal groups or foreign governments.

Durazo characterized the reports as unsubstantiated, stating, "It's another report without sources, like many others that unfortunately circulate without any basis whatsoever." He emphasized that his long public career and transparency within Sonora serve as his primary credentials. "Here in Sonora, we all know each other and we all know everything. If there were the slightest corruption or complicity, you would have been the first to know," he declared.

The governor also dismissed the idea of publicly displaying his visa or traveling to the U.S. solely to disprove the rumors. He confirmed that his son, Alfonso Durazo Chávez, also holds a valid visa. Durazo added that any official investigation would need to be disclosed by U.S. authorities. He concluded by attributing the accusations to attempts to discredit progressive political projects and reiterated his commitment to his work with integrity.