Marco Rubio Accuses Mexico Not Doing Enough to Confront the Cartels
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Marco Rubio recognizes historical combat against cartels, but warns of the existence of areas without State control in Mexico.
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"There are territories, vast territories, in Mexico that are not under the control of the State," Rubio said during a visit to Quito as part of a short tour
Rubio accused governments and leftist groups of allying with criminal organizations and warned that their progress poses a threat to the region.
The US Secretary of State’s statements are given in the midst of bilateral tension over the T-MEC negotiation
The United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Wednesday, said that Mexico's efforts to confront drug cartels were "not enough," warning that gangs that posed a threat to the country must be confronted "somehow."
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