Mexico’s political landscape has shifted dramatically from a clientelist system to a more fragmented state, compounded by organized crime’s integration into politics. Former President López Obrador’s strategies inadvertently normalized criminal elements, fostering a dangerous “narco-politics.” This poses significant risks to state authority and bilateral relations with the United States, highlighting a shared security challenge.
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