María Calderón
María Calderón is a researcher at the Wilson Center in Washington, D.C., specializing in Mexico's political and social issues. She has contributed significantly to the discourse surrounding drug cartels and the implications of their designation as foreign terrorist organizations. In her analyses, she emphasizes the complexities of U.S.-Mexico relations and the challenges of effectively combating drug trafficking while ensuring cooperation between both nations.
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Recent news mentions
María Calderón was mentioned as one of the attendees at the opening event.
Un nuevo espacio para la belleza y bienestar
Dominican Republic· 2025-03-07
María Calderón, from the Wilson Center’s Mexico Institute, commented on the implications of the US designating cartels as terrorist organisations.
US adds Mexican cartels to list of foreign terrorist organisations | Mexico
United Kingdom· 2025-02-19
María Calderón analyzed the implications of the designation of Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations.
El gobierno de Trump designa a los carteles mexicanos y al Tren de Aragua como "organizaciones terroristas": qué significa y qué consecuencias puede tener
Bolivia· 2025-02-19
