They Will Use Military Action to Eradicate Cartels
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Trump and JD Vance claim that cartels control regions of Mexico and warn with possible "military actions" to protect their citizens, as well as pressure on the links between politics and drug trafficking.
Lilia Arellano “The government exists to serve the governed, not to use them”: Grover Cleveland Trump throws tubes Discursive Garrotazos against Mexico Algarabía in Palacio: King Mexico City is coming, on June 18, 2026.- At two fires both President Donald Trump and Vice President J. D. Vance attacked Mexico. In his closing speech of the G-7 meeting held in Évian-les-Bain, France, the U.S. president was very hard to point out: “Mexico has lost co…
In line with what Donald Trump has said, U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance did not rule out attacks by his country's forces against drug cartels on Mexican territory, which would violate the sovereignty of the Latin American nation and generate serious bilateral tensions.
In the White House they remain in the same tune. Vice President JD Vance said that, if necessary, the United States could take military action in Mexico with the aim of fighting and eradicating drug cartels, during an interview with the Univisión network.
If necessary, they would take military action to eradicate the cartels in Mexico, declared David Vance, Vice President of the United States.
David Vance, Vice President of the United States, said that, if necessary, they would take military action to eradicate the cartels in Mexico.
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