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Collaboration after house speaker nancy pelosi visited the island of taiwan in 2022. last, week justice department filed the first ever charges against chinese companies that they believe are responsible for manufacturing precursor chemicals. >> stopping the chinese chemical companies that are supplying the cartels with the building blocks they need to manufacture deadly fentanyl, we are targeting every step of the movement, manufacturing and sale of fentanyl from start to finish. >> and u.s. me...

Theyre not cooperating with us, okay? the chinese are actively not cooperating with us anymore. and the mexicans lie to us. amlo, his bullets -- whatever -- hugs, not bullets has been a failure. so were kind of hamstrung, are we not? >> well, were hamstrung if we assume good faith from everybody that were working with, but i think that if we actually have some real american leadership, we can make some good progress here. >> you want to go with the -- you want to make these cartels terrorist org...

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One of the world’s largest oil traders, Trafigura, has been forced to scale back its oil trading business in Mexico thanks to the country’s nationalist policies taking a toll on margins

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The president is showing that he can extend his popularity to the candidates he handpicks.

Pemex, Mexicos state-owned oil company, is facing delays in the launch of its new Olmeca refinery, casting doubt on President AMLOs ambitious plans for energy nationalisation and fuel independence.

Mexico is closing migrant shelters and busing migrants from its northern border to its southern and interior states, while threatening those who continue to the north with deportation.

The approval of the General Law of Humanities, Sciences, Technologies, and Innovation in Mexico, proposed by AMLO, is the object of strong criticism and protests. What does this law imply for science and technology?

The launch of Pemex’s Olmeca refinery, which is seen by the Mexican government as a key milestone in ensuring fuel security, has been delayed for a third time.