US EditionMexican president opposes ban on songs glorifying drug cartels
- Luis R. Conriquez's concert in Texcoco ended abruptly due to violence.
- Conriquez could not sing songs praising Sinaloa Cartel leaders, inciting the crowd.
- Booing turned into thrown objects, stage invasion, and damage to equipment.
- Sheinbaum launched a music contest; she stated: "for peace and against addictions".
- President Sheinbaum opposes banning narcocorridos, but seeks lyrics promoting values.
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Why Mexico's left-wing president suddenly joins forces with the Trump administration
Tanks at the border, entry permit for special forces, warships off the coast: Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum opens new doors under the pressure of the Trump administration to the US drug investigation. This brings her the praise of the US president – but also carries a risk.
Los Angeles Times
Mexico faces the dilemma of whether or not to ban narcocorridos
This weekend, the refusal of a singer, Luis R. Conríquez, to sing some of his most popular songs at a concert outside Mexico City, to comply with local legislation ended in a field battle.
InsideNoVA.com
Mexican president opposes ban on songs glorifying drug cartels
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Monday that she opposed a ban on songs glorifying drug traffickers, after violence erupted at a concert by an artist famous for singing "narcocorridos."
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