Donald Trump’s promised war against drug cartels will prevent Mexico from becoming a “state of Narco”, insisted US vice-president JD Vance because he hinted that Washington has remained ready to take military measures against gangs. For an in -depth analysis and a deeper perspective on the draconian repression of Trump immigration and the deterioration of relations both in the north and south of the border, Sharon Gaffney of France 24 welcomes Ernesto Castañeda, director of the Center for Latin American Studies and The Immigration Lab and Full Professor at Washington, DC.
“ Improbable ” all Mexico is corrupt, as Trump claims, no evidence, Mexican leaders end with cartels
Donald Trump’s promised war against drug cartels will prevent Mexico from becoming a “state of Narco”, insisted US vice-president JD Vance because he hinted that Washington has remained ready to take military measures against gangs. For an in -depth analysis and a deeper perspective on the draconian repression of Trump immigration and the deterioration of relations both in the north and south of the border, Sharon Gaffney of France 24 welcomes Ernesto Castañeda, director of the Center for Latin American Studies and The Immigration Lab and Full Professor at Washington, DC.
Donald Trump’s promised war against drug cartels will prevent Mexico from becoming a “state of Narco”, insisted US vice-president JD Vance because he hinted that Washington has remained ready to take military measures against gangs. For an in -depth analysis and a deeper perspective on the draconian repression of Trump immigration and the deterioration of relations both in the north and south of the border, Sharon Gaffney of France 24 welcomes Ernesto Castañeda, director of the Center for Latin American Studies and The Immigration Lab and Full Professor at Washington, DC.
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