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At least 186 people have been killed since early September in the administration's strikes on alleged drug-trafficking vessels in Latin American waters.
Prosecutors say the charges against alleged members of the Mara Salvatrucha gang, or MS-13, span more than 47,000 crimes committed between 2012 and 2022, including a weekend that was El Salvador‘s bloodiest since its civil war.
A visit to the world-famous Teotihuacán site devolved into chaos as tourists jumped from atop the pyramids and tried to duck amid the spray of gunfire.
Teotihuacán is a popular tourist and archaeological site outside Mexico City; officials said they will maintain security in the area as they investigate the incident.
The strikes, dating to September, have killed at least 181 people. The U.S. hasn’t provided evidence that any of the numerous vessels were carrying drugs.
Most of the world's population lives in countries classified as “water-insecure” or “critically water-insecure.” As CFR explains, this can cause either conflict or cooperation.
