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DEA Accuses a "Fatal Connection" Between Cartels and the Government of Mexico

The statements of the head of the U.S. Drug Control Administration (DEA), Terry Cole, lack support and do not correspond to the results obtained by Mexico in the fight against organized crime, the Security Cabinet said. During a summit on addictions held in Orlando, Florida, Cole warned about what he called a "deadly connection" between the Mexican government and drug cartels, while reiterating that fighting those organizations is his top priori…

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Claudia Sheinbaum's executive denounces that the accusations "devoid of sustenance" and contradict the results of their operations. More information: The U.S. again clashes with Sheinbaum by investigating two other Mexican governors for links to cartels

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The Mexican Security Cabinet responded strongly to the statements of Terrance Cole, head of the DEA in the United States, who suggested an alleged network of complicity between the federal government and drug trafficking. In a statement, the Mexican authorities described the allegations as lack of sustenance, highlighting the results of the National Security Strategy, based on institutional coordination and zero impunity. It was stressed that th…

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The statements of the head of the U.S. Drug Control Administration (DEA), Terry Cole, lack support and do not correspond to the results obtained by Mexico in the fight against organized crime, the Security Cabinet said. During a summit on addictions held in Orlando, Florida, Cole warned about what he called a "deadly connection" between the Mexican government and drug cartels, while reiterating that fighting those organizations is his top priori…

Lean Right

At a summit against addictions, the head of the DEA pointed out the corruption of Mexican officials who favor drug cartels.

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Terry Cole spurs the tense moment between Mexico and the United States during the opening of the first summit against fentanyl

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Vanguardia broke the news on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
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