Under Pressure From Trump on Cartels, Sheinbaum Turns Spotlight on US Drug Use
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Under pressure from Trump on cartels, Sheinbaum turns spotlight on US drug use
Responding to Trump's call for Mexico to do more against cartels, Sheinbaum posed a pointed question of her own about drug use, money laundering and weapons north of the border.
President Claudia Sheinbaum wondered what measures are being taken across the border to stop local cartels, stop money laundering and stop illegal arms entry into Mexico.
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Mexico is waiting for a report from the US government on the fight against drugs in the country, said Claudia Sheinbaum
Mexico is waiting for a report from the US government on the fight against drugs in the country, said Claudia Sheinbaum.The President also asked what measures Washington is taking to combat distributors and money laundering of drug cartels...
The Mexican president asks the U.S. for a report on its fight against drugs, responding to criticisms about security in Mexico. Sheinbaum highlights shared responsibility and questions arms trafficking and the consumption of opioids in U.S. territory.
Claudia Sheinbaum questioned what the United States is doing on its territory to stop the distribution and consumption of drugs, money laundering and more crimes.
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