In a decisive move, Mexico’s Chamber of Deputies passed sweeping reforms to combat maritime crime. These legal changes grant the Mexican Navy enhanced authority to monitor, pursue, and inspect vessels. The reforms apply within the nation’s Exclusive Economic Zone and extend into international waters. All this aligns with global treaties, aiming to curb illegal activities […]
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