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Trump tells Mexico to go after the narco-politicians. The plan in 9 steps.
Nobody is explaining to Mexicans what just happened.
On September 15, the President of the United States sent Congress a paper demanding that Mexico expose, arrest and prosecute its own public officials.
That same day, in Miami, Maduro financial operator pleaded guilty and sat down to cooperate. He did business in Mexico during the last administration.
Two documents. One day. Both point to the same place.
And it does not matter. With the document in hand, this explains what the United States ordered Mexico to do, who is already on the list, and the nine steps that get executed with or without the Mexican government permission.
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Washington did the exposing: a governor indicted in New York, nine more officials, a former mayor designated by Treasury. Arresting is Mexico job, and so far Mexico answered with a leave of absence, a caucus switch and an impeachment with no date. Prosecuting happens in New York, in the same court where the governor is already charged and in the same building where Maduro awaits trial.
What follows explains why the order is that one, what happens if Mexico does not comply, and why the list of who falls is no longer written by whoever governs.
What you have read so far is the setup. What follows is the work: the document compared line by line, the names with dates, the full mechanism, and what it will cost you.