Mexican official warns of potential U.S. military action against cartels

A Mexican official has expressed concerns regarding President Trump"s proposal for a potential American military operation targeting Mexican drug cartels. This statement follows the recent military actions taken by the U.S. in Venezuela, which have raised alarms in Mexico.

The unnamed official stated, "When we saw what they did in Venezuela, it made us think, Oh boy, this is more serious than we thought, and we are on the list of who could be next, and worse, we have been warned," according to a report by The New York Times.

This warning highlights the apprehension within the Mexican government about the implications of U.S. military involvement in Latin America, particularly in relation to drug trafficking and cartel violence. The official"s comments suggest a heightened awareness of the potential for U.S. intervention in Mexico"s ongoing struggles with organized crime.

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