The Attorney General's Office (FGR) denied that Interpol has withdrawn the international arrest warrant against the former PAN governor of Tamaulipas, Francisco García Cabeza de Vaca. In response to Cabeza de Vaca's claim that the notification of the red notice had been annulled, the FGR clarified that it is an "unresolved amparo."
According to the FGR, the former governor is accused of organized crime and money laundering on two separate occasions. The office of Alejandro Gertz Manero stated that Interpol has not removed the red notice and that the process is still ongoing.
Despite the FGR's statement, Cabeza de Vaca insisted that Interpol had definitively canceled the red notice against him, claiming that the allegations against him lack legal basis and are based on a campaign of political persecution against him.
The FGR later clarified that Interpol's decision was a "suspension at the moment," meaning temporary and not final. Cabeza de Vaca has received this suspension of his international search for several crimes temporarily, awaiting the resolution of the appeals filed by the FGR. In Tamaulipas, amparo judges have issued resolutions in favor of the former governor, although not final.
