Coordinated actions to combat drugs and weapons agreed Mexico and USA - World Stock Market

A Mexican delegation will meet in Washington Thursday to finalize a security agreement, while White House officials discuss a strategy to fight cartels and stop the flow of drugs across the border.

At the first bilateral meeting on security, held yesterday in Washington, the governments of Mexico and the United States agreed on a series of joint actions to strengthen the fight against organized crime in the region, whose central purpose is to reduce deaths related to the consumption of illegal fentanyl and the illicit trafficking of firearms. The delegation sent by President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, made up of the security cabinet and othe…

The Mexican authorities ended with the first bilateral meeting with the United States on security, prior to the entry into force of the 25 percent tariffs signed by President Donald Trump, who demanded results in the fight against drug trafficking and the fentanyl epidemic.Following the meeting held on Thursday, February 27, in which Foreign Minister Juan Ramón de la Fuente, the head of the Security Secretariat, Omar García Harfuch, as well as t…

By José Álvarez, CNN en Español The governments of Mexico and the United States have agreed to coordinate a series of actions to combat drug and arms trafficking, the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) reported Thursday. “A series of coordinated actions were agreed upon in both countries, which will be implemented over the course of the following weeks and months, aimed at strengthening the fight against organized crime on both sides of t…

The security officials of Mexico and the United States have agreed to carry out "coordinated actions" against drug trafficking.

In the meeting, U.S. and Mexican authorities agreed on coordinated actions to strengthen the fight against fentanyl trafficking, according to SRE.