La DEA Acusa al gobierno de México de ser "uno mismo" con los cárteles; Renuncia Ulises Lara

Mexico's sovereignty is once again under attack from Washington's rhetoric. We analyze the serious and irresponsible statements made by Terrence C. Cole, DEA Administrator, who, during the "Fentanyl Free America" ​​summit, asserted without evidence that the Mexican government and cartel networks "are one and the same entity." We dismantle this interventionist discourse, which seeks to shift the blame for the failure of U.S. domestic health and security policy onto our country, while ignoring the distribution networks that operate freely within their own borders. On another note, we analyze the internal shake-up in our country's justice system: Ulises Lara López has resigned from the Office of the Prosecutor for Relevant Affairs at the Attorney General's Office (FGR). Although officially cited as "personal reasons," we examine the accounts that link his departure to the painful legal setback in the case of Gilda Susana Lozoya (the Agronitrogenados case). What is failing at the FGR in its efforts to prosecute past corruption? If you defend Mexico's sovereignty and demand justice that doesn't waver in the face of past corruption, support us by liking this video, subscribing to the channel, and leaving your opinion in the comments. #NationalSovereignty #DEAMexico #FGR #LozoyaCase #MexicanPolitics