💨 Abstract
Nearly two months after a Mexican police incursion into La Mesilla, Guatemala, the town's commerce and morale remain disrupted. A June shootout involving the Jalisco New Generation Cartel spooked residents and hindered trade. Despite a recent raid seizing two guns, arrests were not made. Locals, fearful, grapple with the ongoing cartel influence and memories of past violence. Police operations, backed by the U.S.,
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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