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McMaster: Russia Meddling in Mexico’s Election

by Jason Ditz | Jan 7, 2018

McMaster: Russia Meddling in Mexico’s Election | White House declines to offer details on accusation

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Egyptian Military Attacks Mexican Tourists’ Barbecue, Killing 12

by Jason Ditz | Sep 14, 2015

Egyptian Military Attacks Mexican Tourists’ Barbecue, Killing 12 | Tourism chairman: They didn’t have a permit

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DHS: ISIS Fighters Not Coming in From Mexico

by Jason Ditz | Oct 8, 2014

DHS: ISIS Fighters Not Coming in From Mexico | Hysteria about ISIS infiltration untrue, but rumors continue

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NSA Spying Scandal Grows Amid Anger in France and Mexico

by Jason Ditz | Oct 21, 2013

NSA Spying Scandal Grows Amid Anger in France and Mexico | US targeting its closest allies for surveillance

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Brazil, Mexico Demand US Explanation of Surveillance Against Them

by Jason Ditz | Sep 2, 2013

Brazil, Mexico Demand US Explanation of Surveillance Against Them | NSA surveilled both nations’ presidents

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Mexico Charges 14 Police in Attack on CIA Operatives

by Jason Ditz | Nov 9, 2012

Mexico Charges 14 Police in Attack on CIA Operatives | Cartel suspected of ordering August shooting

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Latin American Leaders Question US War on Drugs at UN

by Jason Ditz | Sep 26, 2012

Latin American Leaders Question US War on Drugs at UN | Outgoing Mexican President urges global debate on policy

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Mexico’s New President Seeks to Reassure US

by Jason Ditz | Jul 3, 2012

Mexico’s New President Seeks to Reassure US | Pledge to cut death toll not sitting well with many

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Mexico’s New President Unlikely to Deviate from US’s Drug War

by John Glaser | Jun 30, 2012

The presumptive winner of Mexico's presidential election on Sunday, Enrique Peña Nieto, is not likely to make any substantive change away from the US-dominated, militaristic approach to the drug war, as many hoped. Central America has become the most dangerous place...

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US Fears Mexico Vote Could Undermine Drug War

by Jason Ditz | Jun 29, 2012

US Fears Mexico Vote Could Undermine Drug War | Frontrunner’s pledge to ‘bring down death toll’ runs afoul of US plans

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