The CIA’s Presence in Latin America Is a History of Interventions
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The revelations about the presence of the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in Mexico raised tension between the two countries in recent weeks, especially at a time of maximum pressure from Washington to the authorities in Mexico City for drug trafficking. A report published a week ago by CNN indicated that the CIA facilitated the death of a mid-level member of the Sinaloa Cartel by the explosion of an artifact while traveling by c…
The United States and Mexico have described as ‘fictions’ the information that points to a direct involvement of CIA agents in targeted killings against drug cartel commanders. The denial, released by authorities in both countries on May 18, according to IntelNews, comes after several U.S. and Mexican media outlets published details of an alleged clandestine targeted killing program. I give you a background: leaks, covered by anonymous sources f…
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