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Mexico Politics · Mexico

Mexico Says 26 Capos Sent to US Were Requested by Trump Administration, Not Part of Tariff Talks

75% Center coverage: 67 sources

Mexico sent 26 alleged cartel figures to face justice in the United States because the Trump administration requested them and Mexico did not want them to continue running their illicit businesses from Mexican prisons, officials said Wednesday.See the Story

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Two Mexican Businessmen Charged in U.S. Bribery Case Tied to Mexican State Oil Firm Pemex

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Texas unsealed on Monday an indictment charging two Mexican businessmen with allegedly paying bribes to secure lucrative contracts with Petróleos MexicanosAMLO · Mexico See the Story

Latin American Armies Must Coordinate in the Face of Common Threats: Petro

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Bogotá. Colombia’s president, Gustavo Petro, highlighted yesterday the cooperation in the fight against drug trafficking with the Caracas government on the border “above political differences,” while his Venezuelan partner, Nicolás Maduro, valued the joint work “for peace, integration, cooperation, to do us good, to accept us with the characteristics that we have as brothers.”Mexico City, Mexico · Mexico City Read Article

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Mexico Says 26 Capos Sent to US Were Requested by Trump Administration, Not Part of Tariff Talks

Real Madrid Oppose LaLiga Miami Match and Urge UEFA, FIFA to Block It

300K illegal immigrants arrested in US since Trump took office, Leavitt says

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300K illegal immigrants arrested in US since Trump took office, Leavitt says

Former Hostages Rally for Gaza War to End as Israel Mulls Updated Plan

Tropical Birds Are Struggling to Cope With Extreme Heat, Research Suggests

'Uif Will Not Be an Instrument of Persecution'

South Park’s Rating Surge on Trump Jokes

Judge Linked to Trial to Septuagenaire Accused of Killing a Dog

Villamil Will Lead Another Five Years of the Broadcasting System

The u.s. Issues Terrorism Risk Alert in Mexico: Which States Were ‘Saved’?

Two Mexican Businessmen Charged in U.S. Bribery Case Tied to Mexican State Oil Firm Pemex

Latin American Armies Must Coordinate in the Face of Common Threats: Petro

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Tropical Birds Are Struggling to Cope With Extreme Heat, Research Suggests

'Uif Will Not Be an Instrument of Persecution'

South Park’s Rating Surge on Trump Jokes

Judge Linked to Trial to Septuagenaire Accused of Killing a Dog

Villamil Will Lead Another Five Years of the Broadcasting System

The u.s. Issues Terrorism Risk Alert in Mexico: Which States Were ‘Saved’?

Two Mexican Businessmen Charged in U.S. Bribery Case Tied to Mexican State Oil Firm Pemex

Latin American Armies Must Coordinate in the Face of Common Threats: Petro