Overview
- Nayarit’s deputy prosecutor said on December 10 that González was found in an unspecified North American country and that formal international cooperation to return him has begun.
- The foreign government has asked Mexico to meet the double‑criminality requirement, a review officials say they are addressing as the extradition push progresses.
- González faces seven arrest warrants—six from state judges and one federal—as well as an Interpol red notice linked to alleged corruption and the FIBBA megafraud.
- Investigations allege illegal beachfront land sales through simulated contracts and shell companies in a scheme framed as continuous from 2005 to 2021, with the FGR citing recovery of about 9.6 million square meters.
- At the federal level, the FGR sought warrants in August 2024 for González and successor Roberto Sandoval, but a judge ordered only González’s arrest; courts have rejected his statute‑of‑limitations amparos to be argued in the adversarial phase.