Trump does not rule out an attack against Mexican cartels: 'I am not happy with Mexico'

US President Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Mexico's efforts against drug trafficking and did not rule out a military operation against drug cartels.

Washington, Nov 17 (EFE). - The president of the United States, Donald Trump, declared this Monday that he is 'not happy' with Mexico in the fight against drug trafficking and said that he does not rule out an attack against the cartels in that country.

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