One transnational issue facing Mexico is drug trafficking and organized crime. Mexico's strategic location between South America and the United States has made it a key transit point for drugs, leading to the growth of powerful drug cartels within the country. These cartels not only contribute to violence and instability in Mexico, but also have a significant impact on neighboring countries and the United States due to the flow of drugs across borders. This issue requires international cooperation and coordination to effectively combat the influence of organized crime on a global scale.
