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Violence in Mexico after drug kingpin killed; markets react to Trump’s tariffs, and more
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Violence broke out across Mexico after security forces killed the leader of the country’s most notorious drug-trafficking gang. Also, American stock futures fell after Donald Trump’s announcement of global tariffs of 15% worsened market uncertainty.
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