Overview
- Mexico’s environmental watchdog sealed Río Mezquites and other tourist spots after the influencer’s multi‑day wedding in Cuatro Ciénegas, citing possible violations and drawing complaints from local tourism operators.
- Inspectors pointed to stages on the gypsum dunes, commercial stands in the desert, vehicle traffic, and a private Carlos Rivera concert as potential sources of harm, with some areas reopening after five days while the review continues.
- Media legal analyses say penalties, if responsibility is proven, could range from roughly 500,000 to 6.5 million pesos and include possible jail under Coahuila’s environmental code.
- Alfredo Cantú, known as Un Tal Fredo, denied causing the shutdowns in a Facebook post, saying guests only exercised and kayaked and arguing he was not the first to host a large event there.
- In a separate flare‑up, a former client named Vika posted videos alleging poor planning, staff leaving early, and that his team later took credit for structures another planner installed, sharing photos and screenshots to support her claims.