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The Heritage Foundation released a report called " Holding China and Mexico Accountable for America’s Fentanyl Crisis" The authors argue that while the Mexican role in the crisis is widely known, the Chinese moves are largely unknown.
The report also criticizes what it calls "complicity" between corrupt Mexican officials and narco-smugglers, arguing that the government has shed the pretext of going after the cartels.
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