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U.S. Suspends Avocado Inspections in Michoacán After Security Alert

Mexico has sent 1,500 additional troops to secure packinghouses so U.S. inspectors can return and exports can resume safely.

Reports Identify U.S. Victims in Mexico Crash as CIA Officers

Sheinbaum Weighs Legal Action Against Elon Musk Over Cartel Claim

Unrest Eases in Mexico After El Mencho’s Death as Officials Reassure World Cup Plans

Ecuador Voters Reject Foreign Military Bases, Dealing Blow to Noboa

Mexico Launches Michoacán Peace Plan, Deploys 10,500 Forces and $3.1 Billion

Prosecutors Identify 17-Year-Old as Uruapan Mayor’s Killer as Mexico Bolsters Michoacán Security

DHS Rebukes Naked Bike Protest as Portland ICE Standoff Enters New Legal Phase

Global Cocaine Trade Reaches Record Highs as Synthetic Drugs Expand