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Last update: 15 minutes agoForeign Policy: At the Ibero-American summit in Madrid, Mexico rejected the U.S. economic blockade of Cuba in the name of sovereignty. President Claudia Sheinbaum also backed a campaign to send 40,000 liters of gasoline to the island and is set to meet China’s Xi Jinping at the APEC summit. Judicial Accountability: A Mexican judge was arrested over an alleged $2 million bribe linked to the release of an associate in the Ryan Wedding trafficking case. Separately, Mexico’s Financial Intelligence Unit froze accounts belonging to former election chief Guadalupe Taddei and an alleged “electoral coyote.” Security and Missing Persons: Villagers in Guerrero described spending 22 days held by cartel gunmen, a rare account of how criminal groups terrorize and control communities. Mexico has appointed an independent commission to audit its national missing persons registry. U.S. Relations: Sheinbaum said immigration raids and racism likely influenced Latino voters in the U.S. midterms.
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