Former DEA Chief Urges Mexico to Alliance Against Cartels · Global Voices
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Derek Maltz Sr., former interim director of the DEA, this Thursday called on the Mexican government to join the Anti-Cartel Coalition of the Americas and to expand cooperation with Washington in the fight against organized crime. He also expressed the hope that President Claudia Sheinbaum would request the use of US military and security forces to dismantle groups operating on Mexican territory.
The former interim director of the U.S. Drug Control Administration (DEA), Derek Maltz Sr., today asked the Mexican government to expand cooperation with Washington in the fight against organized crime and to join an international coalition against cartels. Through a publication on the social network of X, the former official said that the fight against the "cartels of terror" requires "implantable" cooperation and decisive leadership from both …
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