U.S. Anti-Drug Strategy Targets Mexico · Global Voices
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After the publication of the U.S. anti-drug strategy, President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo reiterated that they will continue to insist on the defense of sovereignty, but noted that there could be two groups in U.S. politics and with one of them there is collaboration with Mexico. From Palacio Nacional, she asserted that their priority is [...] The post Are there two groups in U.S. anti-drug policy? Sheinaum talks about collaboration with Mexico ap…
A "implacable" offensive against cartels, so the U.S. calls its new national drug control strategy, in which Mexico is very present.
María Amparo Casar, political analyst, in collaboration with José Cárdenas, commented that the new anti-drug strategy of the United States conditions cooperation with Mexico to tangible results.
The new National Drug Control Strategy was presented at the White House as the axis of the Donald Trump administration’s internal and foreign policy in the face of the opioid crisis. The plan will be coordinated by the National Drug Control Policy Office (ONDCP), in conjunction with the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Department of National Security (DHS), confirming its cross-cutting nature and national security focus. Trump said in his pre…
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