Trump Says the Narco Rules Mexico and Will Soon Take Action

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In stating that his strategy is to reduce drug trafficking and land trafficking, Trump said that drug trafficking cartels are the ones who govern Mexico.

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Donald Trump returned this Friday to place Mexico at the center of his speech on security, drug trafficking and immigration with a particularly harsh accusation from the Rosaleda of the White House. “The cartels govern Mexico,” the US president said during an act with mothers of victims of crimes and overdoses linked to fentanyl, in which he insisted that drug trafficking to the United States constitutes a direct threat to the country’s survival.

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He points out that drug trafficking “comes through Mexico for the most part”

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The president emphasized that his administration has reduced drug trafficking by 97% by sea, but insisted that drugs continue to arrive by land through Mexico. MEXICO CITY (approve).-President Donald Trump continued with the security rhetoric and said that it is the drug cartels that “rule Mexico, no one else.” This pronouncement occurs after the warning against Claudia Sheinbaum’s government by telling him that if he does not act against the ca…

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The president of the United States, Donald Trump, once again insisted this Friday that "cartels control Mexico" after his Mexican counterpart, Claudia Sheinbaum, said that the Ibero-American authorities had managed to significantly reduce the passage of fentanyl into the neighboring country. Trump urged Sheinbaum to fight drug trafficking in Mexico: "If they are not going to do the job, we will do it" "We have a problem because the cartels contr…

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U.S. President Donald Trump reiterated his remarks against Mexico during a speech at the White House for Mother's Day, following the stir generated by the Department of Justice's drug-trafficking charge against Sinaloa governor Rubén Rocha Moya, and nine other officials and former officials.