Mexico's president vows to protect national sovereignty after US cartel terrorist designation
Mexico President Claudia Sheinbaum said on Thursday she will propose a constitutional reform aimed at further protecting Mexico's national sovereignty, after the U.S. designated various Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations.
The U.S. government named eight criminal groups FTOs—six from Mexico and two others associated with Venezuela and El Salvador ...
The United States Department of State branded eight cartels and criminal gangs as terrorist organizations on Wednesday, ...
The State Department has declared several Mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations, with Department of Government ...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is using waivers to keep programs in Mexico and related to border security and anti-fentanyl efforts going amid a federal funding freeze – as he seeks to put ...
Washington is ready to continue working with Ottawa but “there has to be reciprocity” in trade, the US secretary of state has ...
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Mexican Foreign Minister Juan Ramon de la Fuente discussed joint actions to secure the ...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has declared eight primarily Latin-based cartels and transnational criminal organizations as terrorist organizations, following through on President Donald Trump’s ...
The move against a half-dozen organizations followed an executive order from President Trump that said the United States ...
Sheinbaum discussed Economy Secretary Ebrard's plans for tariff talks in D.C., the impact of tariffs on investment and Google ...
Secretary Marco Rubio's early focus has been on Latin America ... including agreements with Panama and Mexico. The author suggests a targeted approach to U.S. involvement in Latin America ...
U.S. District Judge Amir Ali had issued a temporary restraining order against the government on Feb. 13, specifically as to ...
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