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France will strengthen its embassies in Latin America with specialized personnel and means of intervention against drug trafficking, said on Saturday its foreign minister, Jean-Noël Barrot, in an interview with the weekly Journal du dimanche. The cooperation of the embassies with the drug-producing countries “generates results,” the chancellor said. “But it is insufficient. Then we will increase the specialized forces in the embassies by 20% and…
France's Macron says drug trafficking fight must respect 'sovereignty'
French President Emmanuel Macron said Friday that any effort to combat drug trafficking must respect the sovereignty of all nations, in a veiled criticism of the controversial US anti-narcotics campaign in the Caribbean and the Pacific.
Emmanuel Macron says that "the fight against drug traffickers is a cause that unites us all," but "it is resolved through cooperation between sovereign States and with respect to each other's sovereignty."
Macron says drug trafficking fight must respect nations' sovereignty on Mexico visit
French President Emmanuel Macron said the fight against drug trafficking must respect each state's sovereignty as he wrapped up a Latin American tour with a maiden visit to Mexico. His comments appeared to criticise the Trump administration's aggressive anti-narcotics campaign in the Caribbean.
Macron Says Drug Trafficking Fight Must Respect 'Sovereignty'
French President Emmanuel Macron said Friday that any effort to combat drug trafficking must respect the sovereignty of all nations, in a veiled criticism of the controversial US anti-narcotics campaign in the Caribbean and the Pacific.
Mexico City. The president of France, Emmanuel Macron, said this Friday that “the sovereignty of all states must be respected absolutely”, when questioned about the recent bombings carried out by the United States against alleged vessels linked to drug trafficking in international waters of the Caribbean and the Pacific. During a joint conference with President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, in Palacio Nacional, the French president stressed that “the…
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