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Mexico’s Sheinbaum denies Noem’s allegation that she encouraged violence in LA

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum encouraged violent protests in Los Angeles. Sheinbaum called the accusation "absolutely false."

Bloomberg on MSN · 4d

Mexico’s President Pushes Back on Claim She Encouraged LA Violence

US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem accused Claudia Sheinbaum of encouraging anti-deportation protests in Los Angeles, drawing a rare rebuke from the Mexican leader who has sought to maintain cordial relations with the Trump administration.

Latin Times on MSN · 3d

Mexican President Sheinbaum Rejects Claim From DHS That She Was Encouraging Violence in Immigration Protests: 'Absolutely False'

Mexican President Sheinbaum rejects DHS statement encouraging and giving full support to violence at immigration protests, reaffirming that it is “totally false.”

5don MSN

Mexican president condemns L.A. violence, calls on Mexicans to act peacefully

Mexico's president condemned violence in L.A. but stopped short of directly criticizing Trump administration and called for ...

Dallas Morning News2y

Mexico’s López Obrador’s promise to curb violence falls short as homicides keeps climbing

(Luis Torres) CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Mexico — The special forces ... Moreover, he blamed the reaction to last week’s violence on “propaganda” by his “political adversaries.” ...

Global Voices Online14y

Mexico: March Against Violence or Against the Government?

This post is part of our special coverage Mexico's Drug ... exigir un alto a la violencia sin ser convocados a ser parte de un acto mediático de la derecha. Lo hizo la gente por si misma. I ...

Courthouse News Service17d

Mexico’s ruling party faces test of strength amid rising crime in capital city

Experts say that a high-profile attack timed to interrupt Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s morning press conference on May 20 shows the ruling Morena party's vulnerability.

The New York Times3y

Along Mexico’s Riviera Maya, Tourists, Drugs and Violence

By Elisabeth Malkin The headlines out of Mexico have been jarring ... Local authorities say that the latest round of violence is a reaction to the state’s efforts to clamp down on crime ...

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