Mexico's Sheinbaum Downplays CIA Agents' Deaths in Chihuahua

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said the deaths of two CIA agents in a Chihuahua accident would not cause a conflict with the United States. Chihuahua Governor Maru Campos declined a Senate invitation to discuss the CIA agents' presence, saying it was not obligatory and that she did not want to compromise information. Sheinbaum also said she hopes the case of Farías in Argentina does not become politicized. The headlines focus on the fallout from the CIA agents' deaths and the official responses.