Authorities in Chiapas and Veracruz, Mexico, arrested over 100 local police officers for various offenses, including collaborating with drug cartels and involvement in forced disappearances. In Chiapas, 92 municipal police officers were detained for using surveillance cameras to aid criminal groups, leading to clashes with state authorities. In Veracruz, 13 state police officers were arrested for their involvement in three cases of forced disappearances. The arrests highlight the ongoing issue of police corruption and collusion with criminal organizations in Mexico.
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Opinion: Canada’s grain farmers caught in a trade crossfire
Canada's grain sector is facing trade tensions with the U.S. and China, putting Canadian farmers at risk. The U.S. imposed tariffs on Canadian agricultural exports, while China implemented their own on canola and peas, jeopardizing vital markets. This threatens the future of Canadian agriculture and its impact on the economy and rural communities. Full Article
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