US keeps up pressure on Mexico over narcopolitics after Rocha indictment
The United States is keeping up pressure on Mexico over alleged links between politics and drug cartels, El País reports, two months after the indictment of state governor Ruben Rocha. Washington is widening the scope of its investigations into so-called narcopolitics.
According to El País, Washington is continuing its investigations into links between Mexican politics and drug cartels. Two months have passed since the indictment of state governor Ruben Rocha.
US authorities say they have widened the scope of inquiries into cross-border drug trafficking and money-laundering networks. The Mexican government, for its part, stresses its sovereignty and argues that cooperation must be mutual.
Observers say the tension between the two countries could also affect the trade and security agenda. The process is expected to shape bilateral relations in the months ahead.
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