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Mexico Pushes ‘Tough on Cartels’ Propaganda in U.S. Media to Avoid Sanctions While Protecting Top Active Narco Bosses

The Mexican government is pushing a “Tough on Cartels” propaganda operation through U.S. media outlets while simultaneously protecting some of the country’s top, currently active, cartel bosses. Breitbart Texas reported extensively on the Mexican government’s exaggerations and half-truths about enforcement actions. Breitbart articles highlighted Mexico’s continued protection of leaders like the Cartel Jalisco New Generation boss, “El Mencho.” The New York Times fell for this PR strategy in a recent article, claiming cartels are in fear.

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Dershowitz: ‘You Can’t’ Trust CNN, New York Times

On Thursday’s broadcast of Newsmax TV’s “Greg Kelly Reports,” Harvard Law Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz stated that you can’t trust The New York Times or CNN and “Today, objectivity is so hard to come by. And I’m hoping, perhaps, maybe

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Mexican President: NY Times Story on Cartel Fentanyl Labs ‘Unbelievable’

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum addressed a recent series of New York Times reports about fentanyl production in Sinaloa, calling the stories “not very believable.”  The reports, titled “This is What Makes Us Rich: Inside a Sinaloa Cartel Lab” and “How Mexican Cartels Test Fentanyl on Vulnerable People and Animals,” were published one day earlier.

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