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Provided by AGP“There has been no extradition of any of these alleged criminals to Mexico. In other words, what Mexico has always asked for — at least under our administration — is reciprocity. Why have none of them been extradited if these are significant cases and reciprocity exists?” Sheinbaum stated during her daily briefing.
Between January 2018 and May 13, 2026, Mexico filed 269 extradition requests with the United States. None of the individuals requested have been handed over, while 36 petitions were formally rejected by American authorities.
Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco Alvarez explained during the press conference that of the 233 unresolved cases, 183 are currently under review by U.S. judicial institutions.
Mexico’s extradition demands involve matters tied to organized crime, corruption, and forced disappearances.
One of the most notable cases concerns former Tamaulipas governor Francisco Garcia Cabeza de Vaca, accused of money laundering, unlawful enrichment, and organized crime. Mexican officials have upheld an arrest warrant against him since 2022.
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