Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has accused the United States of interfering in her country's domestic politics, particularly following a Department of Justice indictment of 10 Mexican officials. She claims these actions, especially after the deaths of two CIA agents, are attempts by the US far-right to destabilize her government and influence upcoming elections. While Mexico remains open to security cooperation, Sheinbaum insists the US cannot unilaterally determine guilt or issue extradition orders for elected officials, questioning the legitimacy of such interventions. AI
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