Marco Rubio Accuses Mexico Not Doing Enough to Confront the Cartels
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Trump’s Secretary of State Presses the Sheinbaum Administration Warning that Their “Intention” Is To Fight Crime Together
"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
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio considers the Mexican government’s effort against organized crime to be “insufficient” where vast territories are ruled by the narco and involves “a greater challenge for the size of the country, for the power of the cartels.” The U.S. official warned that “the head of the snake is the cartels in Mexico.” Although [...]
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio pointed out that the fight against cartels in Mexico is insufficient and warns of territories without state control.
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