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strikeMar 14, 2026

Mexico, Brazil and Colombia call for ceasefire in Iran war

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Mexico, Brazil and Colombia call for ceasefire in Iran war Mexico, Brazil and Colombia are calling for a ceasefire in the Middle East, as the United States and Israel’s war in Iran enters a third week. In a joint statement, the three Latin American countries called for a pause to the fighting in Iran, where U.S. and Israeli forces continue their air assault after the killing of the country’s supreme leader. The left-leaning governments of Mexico, Brazil and Colombia said in a statement that differences between states should be resolved through international diplomacy — and said they were willing to contribute to the peace process. Health officials in Iran and Lebanon report more 2,000 people have been killed in their countries since the U.S. and Israel started strikes last month. The call for a ceasefire comes as oil prices rise globally, and countries around the world consider the economic reality of a possible prolonged war in the Middle East. - The around $21 million project aims to improve mobility, security and trade at the far west portion of the Arizona-Sonora border. - The investigation could lead to tariffs on fresh, winter strawberries from Mexico. - A new collection of essays looks at the tortured relationship between the United States and its workers. It’s called “Capturing Labor,” and it’s co-edited by Texas State University professors Jessica Pliley and John Mckiernan-González. - The U.S. and Mexico will meet next week to begin talks on the USMCA, the trade agreement that governs much of the economic relationship between the two countries as well as Canada. The USMCA is one of the major reasons that trade with Mexico has remained relatively steady in spite of the broader uncertainty created by President Trump's ill fated tariff policy. - The northward spread of parasite prompted the United States to close the border to cattle for the first time more than a year ago. The most recent closure has lasted since last summer.

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