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Economy & Business - December 2025
Mexico cracks down on casinos and money laundering
Mexico’s government launched a major crackdown on the gambling industry in November, in a bid to disrupt the financial operations of transnational criminal organisations. This comes amid growing pressure from the US administration of President Donald Trump for Mexico to demonstrate that it is committed to preventing money laundering.
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