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The Mexican government rejected on Tuesday the possibility of U.S. military intervention to combat drug trafficking. During her daily morning press conference, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum reaffirmed that such an intervention was unnecessary and emphasized that the fight against organized crime must be based on binational agreements focused on research and cooperation, without compromising national sovereignty. The president reiterated that her administration will never allow any military intervention by the U.S. government, stating that each country must take responsibility for combating crime within its own territory.

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00:00Meanwhile, the Mexican government rejected Tuesday the U.S. military intervention to combat drug trafficking.
00:06During her daily morning press conference, Mexican President Cláudia Sheinbaum confirmed that an intervention to fight organized crime was unnecessary
00:15and that such a fight required binational agreements on research and cooperation without damaging sovereignty.
00:22The president reiterated that her government will never allow any military intervention by the U.S. government
00:27and said each country must take responsibility to fight crime within its own territory.
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