
The actress said she’s sure Mexican authorities are surveilling her phone conversations and text messages when she communicates with her loved ones and lawyers back in her native country.
“You hear it when you go in. In everything, I know that I’m totally wiretapped,” del Castillo said.
“I think (the tapping) is by the Mexican government, I’m almost positive, but I don’t know it for a fact. But I know it with all my heart because I hear noises that I didn’t hear before,” she told Univision.

The actress said there were times her calls were cut off after three minutes when she talked to her parents and attorneys.
Del Castillo has starred in various soap operas, played roles in Hollywood movies, and gained recognition with the series “Queen of the South,” in which she played drug trafficker Teresa Mendoza. She is now working on Netflix series “Ingobernable,” in which she plays a Mexican first lady.