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
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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.
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Memory that looks for truth, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, September 2025 © SIPAZ
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LATEST: Security in Mexico, Mitigated Progress

Migration and border security have been central issues in relations between Mexico and the United States, although they don't always appear in the news spotlight. Historically, they have influenced the tone of the relationship and represent a significant element of pressure on Mexico.
12/03/2026