Sheinbaum Reveals Details of ‘Productive’ Call with Trump
Trump later took to social media to characterize the discussion between the neighboring federal executives as “very productive”
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DEA Accuses Mexico of Stalling Agent Visa Approvals
According to DEA Administrator Anne Milgram, 13 DEA agents are currently pending visa approval by the Mexican government
Read moreAMLO Acknowledges Mexico’s Fentanyl Production for First Time
López Obrador went on to say that the U.S. State Department must acknowledge that fentanyl is also produced within its own borders and not exclusively in Mexico
Read moreMexico’s Next President: Water
Increasing climate threats, higher agricultural and industrial demand, poor infrastructure and a rapidly growing population will exacerbate the insecurity if steps are not taken to reconcile available water supply with growing demand
Read moreUS Requests Mexico’s Accelerated Cooperation with Criminal Intelligence
Following a meeting of the Trilateral Fentanyl Committee, the United States a invited Mexico to add its agents to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s National Targeting Centers
Read moreAMLO Announces Sweeping Constitutional Reforms
However, López Obrador’s National Regeneration Movement does not have sufficient votes between itself and its allies to pass the proposed 20 constitutional changes into law
Read moreMexico’s Next President: Security
The costs in human lives and deterioration of citizens’ security in both countries cannot be overstated
Read moreWhy Mexico’s Elections Matter to the US
During AMLO’s six-year tenure, the independent global indexes on democracy and related issues, including corruption and rule of law, have reported deterioration and backsliding in the quality of Mexico’s democracy
Read moreRadical Uncertainty, the New Normal
Despite the uncertainty associated with the upcoming elections, Mexico’s economic outlook for 2024 looks relatively stable, given a combination of U.S. demand, government spending and remittances
Read moreMexicans Are Hoping for a President Who Will Fight Crime
Organized crime groups in Mexico now have about 175,000 members – making them the fifth-biggest employer in the country
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