What Latin American Groups the Trump Administration Designated as Terrorists Since It Took Office in January 2025?
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By Gonzalo Zegarra, Sebastián Jiménez Valencia, Jhasua Razo, Rocio Munoz, Sol Amaya and Anabella González, CNN en Español When only a month had passed since his return to the White House, President Donald Trump's government signed a multiple designation against eight groups linked to drug trafficking, among other crimes, and in the following months
A little more than a month after his return to power, Donald Trump’s government launched an unprecedented diplomatic and military offensive against transnational organized crime, designating eight groups linked to drug trafficking as terrorists. Since then, the list has continued to grow: five more organizations joined in the following months, extending the scope of this strategy to Mexico, Venezuela, Guatemala, Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil and Hai…
WASHINGTON.- The Donald Trump administration raised to 21 the number of criminal organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean designated by the United States as “foreign terrorist organizations.” Mexico concentrates eight of these groups, the largest number among the countries of the region. Organizations operating on Mexican territory are: The expansion of [...]
Telemundo Fresno
The U.S. has already designated 21 criminal groups from Latin America and the Caribbean as terrorists. Mexico has eight and faces greater pressure from Washington.
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