United States Military Aid Mexico

In a blunt warning that could lead to the withdrawal of a secretive new U.S. military team from Mexico City, the president of Mexico declared Monday that his government will not permit any foreign "military unit" to assist its anti-drug efforts. The statement by President Carlos Salinas de Gortari came in response to a report by The Times last week that the U.S. military had installed a counter-narcotics group in the U.S.

Smarting over its defeat by American military invaders in the 19th century, Mexico for years kept its relations with the U.S. armed forces to a bare, polite minimum. But the war on drugs has changed all that. Mexico is now one of the main recipients of U.S. military assistance in Latin America, a coalition of nongovernmental organizations reported Tuesday. In 1997, Mexico received more U.S.

A U.S. government investigator chastised Mexico on Wednesday for accomplishing little in the war on drugs and lashed out at the Pentagon for hindering that effort by supplying Mexico with ships and helicopters that either do not work or have proved ineffective. The comments by Benjamin F.

A U.S. government investigator chastised Mexico on Wednesday for accomplishing little in the war on drugs and lashed out at the Pentagon for hindering that effort by supplying Mexico with ships and helicopters that either do not work or have proved ineffective. The comments by Benjamin F.

Smarting over its defeat by American military invaders in the 19th century, Mexico for years kept its relations with the U.S. armed forces to a bare, polite minimum. But the war on drugs has changed all that. Mexico is now one of the main recipients of U.S. military assistance in Latin America, a coalition of nongovernmental organizations reported Tuesday. In 1997, Mexico received more U.S.

In a blunt warning that could lead to the withdrawal of a secretive new U.S. military team from Mexico City, the president of Mexico declared Monday that his government will not permit any foreign "military unit" to assist its anti-drug efforts. The statement by President Carlos Salinas de Gortari came in response to a report by The Times last week that the U.S. military had installed a counter-narcotics group in the U.S.