intervention fearing it would threaten their sovereignty. The meeting comes as the U.S. government is poised to offer a major aid plan to fight drug trafficking and violence. Bush may announce part or all the proposal during the summit if the details are completed in time. The effort is expected to help pay for equipement and training
Calderson has creaked down on drug trafficekers and sent soldiers into violence plagued areas since he won election last year. The effort has earned praise from Bush. Still many people in mexico are wary of the U.S. intervention, fearing it could threaten their sovereighty.
It's okay to export their proverty, but when we want the drug traffickering to be stopped all of a sudden it's about their sovereighty or is it about the money that they get from the drugs sales, what do you think
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