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U.S.-Led Anti-Cartel Coalition Advances With Paraguay Troop Pact and Ecuador Offensive Plan

Mexico rejects foreign strikes and urges the United States to curb gun trafficking and drug use, highlighting a sharp policy rift in the region.

U.S. Strike Destroys Suspected Trafficking Boat in Eastern Pacific, Killing Six

Mexico’s World Cup Role Reaffirmed as Trophy Tour Kicks Off in Guadalajara

FIFA to Send Mission to Mexico to Review World Cup Security

Ecuador Lifts Tariff on Colombian Imports to 50% as Colombia Matches, Deepening Rift

Mexico Runs Security-Heavy World Cup Test as FIFA Backs Host Plans Despite Cartel Violence

World Aquatics Cancels Mexico Diving Stop as FIFA Backs Security for 2026 World Cup

Hamburg Court Gives 25-Year-Old Nine Years, Eight Months for 'Self-Justice' Attack Over Missing 55 Kilos

U.S. Airstrike on Suspected Pacific Drug Boat Kills Two as Coast Guard Launches Search

Amine Kessaci Exfiltrated From Aix Meeting After Alert, Organized-Crime Inquiry Launched

Costa Ricans Vote as Conservative Front-Runner Laura Fernández Seeks First-Round Win

Orange Reopens Marseille Site Under Guard as Unions Decry Safety Measures

Marseille Turns Out in White March After Mehdi Kessaci Killing

Dismembered Bodies Wash Ashore in Trinidad After U.S. Strikes on Suspected Drug Boats

Retailleau Pledges Extra Resources in Clermont-Ferrand as Drug Violence Escalates

Ecuador's President Noboa Begins Full Term with Tough Crime Bill and Economic Pledges

French Prosecutor Dismisses Mohamed Amra’s Prison Violence Complaint

French Prisons Face Coordinated Attacks Linked to Drug Crackdown

Violence Erupts at Mexican Concert Over Restrictions on Narcocorridos

French Government Launches Targeted Plan to Combat Everyday Crime