Mexico Rejects US Intervention Despite Trump's Cartel Threats

• Mexico dismisses US military intervention against cartels despite Trump's threats, citing strong ties and cooperation.
• President Claudia Sheinbaum rejects intervention, emphasizing coordination and Mexico's unique situation compared to Venezuela.
• Analysts view Trump's threats as a "negotiation weapon" for commercial and political advantages, especially with USMCA revision.
• Mexico has increased anti-cartel efforts and accepted more deportees, complying with Washington's demands.
• Intervention would risk US-Mexico cooperation, but some analysts don't rule out unexpected US moves.

Why It Matters: Mexico downplays US military action against cartels, viewing threats as negotiation tactics despite ongoing risks.