LATEST: Fentanyl, Migration, and Tariffs Continue to Strain Bilateral Agenda Between Mexico and United States

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SIPAZ Report Vol XXXI Nº 2 – June 2026
amnesty international, bilateral relations, civil society, claudia sheinbaum, donald trump, drug trafficking, el mencho, enforced disappearances, environmental damage, environmental defenders, fentanyl, forced displacement, fracking, freedom of expression, general law on femicide, human rights, impunity, indigenous communities, Jalisco New Generation Cartel, journalists, maya train, migration, militarization, mining legislation, organized crime, pakal immediate reaction force, search mothers, sinaloa cartel, southern border, tariffs, united states, violence, zapatistas
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Activities of mothers searching for their missing children in the context of Mother's Day, San Cristóbal de las Casas, May 2026 © SIPAZ
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LATEST: Fentanyl, Migration, and Tariffs Continue to Strain Bilateral Agenda Between Mexico and United States

In recent months, the relationship between Mexico and the United States has been marked by cooperation on security and border control, but also by sustained trade tensions and strong concerns regarding human rights.
16/06/2026
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Sheinbaum and the Mexico-US relationship © Radiorama
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LATEST: Tense Tug-of-war in Relations between Mexico and United States

Negotiations between Mexico and the United States have become a constant since Donald Trump returned to the presidency in January of this year, within a relationship marked by political, economic, and military asymmetry.
09/09/2025