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LatinNews Daily - 08 December 2020
MEXICO: Gov’t seeks to limit US security operations
On 7 December, the president of Mexico’s senate, Ricardo Monreal, announced that the senate is drafting a reform of the national security law that seeks to restrict the presence and actions of foreign security agents in Mexico.
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