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  1. Guatemala agreed to joint strikes against drug groups, ordered expansion of the war on drugs, and modeled strategy on counterterrorism frameworks.

Guatemalan officials deny current anti-drug agreement with the U.S. while conducting operations against drug trafficking.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated May 28
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Guatemalan officials deny current anti-drug agreement with the U.S. while conducting operations against drug trafficking.

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Guatemala CityCentral Intelligence AgencyArévalo

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  1. Drug lord trials are underway in Plano and Sherman, with the extradition of suspects from Guatemala to the U.S. utilizing McKinney National Airport.Sub-event
  2. Joint strikes were agreed upon to target drug groups in Venezuela, involving discussions between President Arevalo and Pete Hegseth on May 28th.Sub-event
  3. Arévalo denies US anti-drug agreement and conducts drug operations in Guatemala.1 source

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