...and a Nissan Micra as embassy vehicle?
German Embassy in Mexico Under Investigation: Fabricated Personas and Diplomatic Manipulation
Since 2023, the German Embassy in Mexico has been under the magnifying glass of Interpol and Mexico’s Fiscalía General de la República (FGR). Things really heated up when the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) accused the embassy of playing fast and loose with the truth — allegedly serving up falsified documents to deport a financial investigator, all to keep their Querétaro buddies happy. By the time anyone realized the paperwork was more fiction than fact, INM had already tried to deport the guy.
And what do we say? We can’t undo what happened, so let’s at least make sure it never happens again. Instead of confronting the scammers, we let them keep playing their little game. We even invited them to our office for a chat. Picture this: four “big shots” from the German Embassy rolling up in a Nissan Micra with Puebla plates. Our meeting room was wired with four cameras and microphones, recording every second. They introduced some grandpa as “ambassador” — he didn’t say a single word the whole time. The solicitor sat in the corner sweating, trembling, a total fracaso. Meanwhile, Ursula Koos was busy running her fraud in plain sight, talking directly to the affected person, trampling human rights, violating diplomatic norms, and wasting everyone’s time. And the solicitor? Still trembling, still sweating.
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Illegal deportation isn’t just a bureaucratic hiccup — it’s a serious offense handled by international human rights courts. There aren’t many cases, but one in Australia ended with a fine of 60 million USD. In our case, we’re talking about a level‑1 informant to SEGOB, activities tied to the Bank of New York, and over 30 reports to revenue comissioner — the smallest worth 2.5 million pesos. So, Thomas Wagner, care to explain your motive for deportation? Why is this person reported missing for four months? If he isn’t missing, why not close the alert? Does his partner, his daughter in Mexico City even know?
Yes, INM is furious. This isn’t just embarrassing — it’s catastrophic. The director was fired, other staff were fired, and the survivors were told to push back hard against the embassy if the fraud was real. They even reached out to Lufthansa and the Querétaro state police, begging for backup to strengthen their position. All this drama because of Mexico’s “big friend” Germany — a country that averages about one deportation every ten years. Meanwhile, dozens of people are deported to Honduras without anyone blinking. Germany and Mexico even have a diplomatic agreement as part of their friendship: no deportations either way. And yet here we are, watching this circus unfold.
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