Mexico & United States — Central Intelligence Agency

Mexico: Mexico>>>'s experience with U.S. agencies operating on its territory and the contradictory accounts surrounding the deaths of United States — Central Intelligence Agency>>> agents provide a backdrop to Guatemala>>>'s efforts to balance cooperation with sovereignty in anti-drug operations.

United States — Central Intelligence Agency: The deaths of two United States — Central Intelligence Agency>>> agents in Mexico>>> after an operation to destroy a drug lab highlighted the presence of U.S. agents in Latin America and raised questions about heightened U.S. involvement in the region, providing context to the current discussions with Guatemala>>>.

Mexico: Mexico's resistance to U.S. military involvement is significant given its role in drug trafficking, potentially limiting the campaign's effectiveness.

United States — Central Intelligence Agency: CIA involvement in drug lab busts in Mexico is part of the broader campaign, but details are limited.

Mexico: The 1949 conference on green fireballs took place in Los Alamos, Mexico.

United States — Central Intelligence Agency: The CIA provided files for the release, but its involvement is minor.

United States — Central Intelligence Agency: The United States — Central Intelligence Agency advised Donald Trump that Delcy Rodríguez and other senior officials from Nicolás Maduro's government are the best option for maintaining stability in Venezuela.

United States — Central Intelligence Agency: The United States — Central Intelligence Agency was authorized to conduct covert operations inside Venezuela and was responsible for the first known direct drone strike on Venezuelan soil.