Rep. Salazar Accuses Mexico of Enabling Cuban Slave Labor and Drug Trafficking
Forbes Breaking NewsJanuary 5, 20266 min31,918 views
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- 💡 Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar asserts that Mexico is engaging in slave labor by paying the Cuban regime for doctors, rather than the doctors themselves.
- 💰 Doctors receive only 5% of their earnings, with 95% going to the Cuban regime, a practice Salazar labels as "pure and simple slavery."
- 🤝 Mexico is accused of violating Chapter 23 of the USMCA, which prohibits forced labor.
- 🚢 Mexico has also sent $3 billion worth of oil tankers to Cuba, which Salazar believes only aids the Cuban tyranny.
Mexico's Role in Drug Trafficking
- ⚠️ Salazar states that Mexico can and should do more to combat drug trafficking, despite current cooperation.
- 📈 She calls for increased spending on security, improved intelligence sharing, and the capture of cartel leaders like those from the Jalisco and Sinaloa cartels.
- ✈️ The transcript details a route for cocaine paste from Colombia, refined in Venezuela, flown through Honduras and Mexico to the United States.
Mexico's Stance on Democracy
- ❓ Salazar questions Mexico's alignment, asking if it stands with the forces of freedom or with figures like Nicolas Maduro.
- 🚫 Mexico's
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