US ambassador hints at action on Mexico corruption

U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson has hinted at imminent "significant action" to tackle bribery and corruption as part of the US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement. The comments were made on Thursday, suggesting the Trump administration is preparing to enforce anti-corruption provisions within the trilateral pact. The move signals a continued focus on governance and security issues in the bilateral relationship, beyond trade and migration. No specific details on the nature or timing of the action were provided.