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Polls show a significant portion of Mexicans support U.S. involvement to fight cartels, despite the president's opposition.
A majority of Mitofsky poll respondents favor U.S. authorities entering Mexican territory to fight crime.
The article notes fears that past U.S. crackdowns fractured cartels into more violent groups.
Some Mexican officials argue that U.S. help should be limited and not amount to an invasion.
The piece highlights Michoacán as a battleground with multiple armed groups and high violence.
Public reaction to cartel violence includes calls for decisive action to end a ‘hell’ families endure.
The Times reports that U.S. drones and surveillance have increased access in Mexico under Sheinbaum.
The report notes a shift in Latin America toward tougher security policies regionally.
The article mentions a legacy of Mérida Initiative aid and its impact on security cooperation.
The piece points to 2025 census data showing broad safety concerns across Mexican states.

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Maduro claims the US military buildup around Venezuela is motivated by oil, citing Venezuela's large reserves as a key factor.
Analysts say oil could be a motive but not the main driver, describing a broader set of strategic and economic factors.
PDVSA holds significant control in Venezuela's oil operations, with Chevron and other international partners sharing production.
Chevron resumed substantial activity amid easing sanctions, with imports to the United States continuing at a reduced pace.
Experts say even with regime change, investment in Venezuela’s oil would depend on political and economic stability.
Oil output could potentially rise with $100 billion investment over a decade, according to experts.
Venezuela's oil is heavy sour crude, complicating extraction and reducing short-term attractiveness.
Trump’s sanctions and their easing have shaped oil commerce, with shifts in licensing and royalties handling.
Analysts note Venezuela’s political risks and history as obstacles for foreign energy investment.

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