'Not Nearly Enough' Being Done to Tackle Mexican Cartels
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The U.S. Secretary of State maintained that the results of the Mexican authorities still do not correspond to the threat dimension
The United States will respond in one way or another to the threat from drug cartels in Mexico, but hopes that Washington and Mexico City will step up security cooperation
The United States will respond in one way or another to the threat from drug cartels in Mexico, but hopes that Washington and Mexico City will step up security cooperation. This was stated by Rubio.
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U.S. Secretary of State said Mexico's fight against cartels is not enough and some territories are not controlled by the state.
Marco Rubio said yesterday that Mexico's fight against drug cartels "is not, not far enough," and warned that his country will face "one way or another" those criminal groups.
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