The Mexican government filed a second lawsuit in US courts against US arms manufacturers for alleged arms trafficking, according to Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard.
The new complaint comes days after a judge dismissed a first one in which Mexico claimed compensation of US$10 billion.
Ebrard explained that this new complaint focuses on five US companies that, according to Mexico, have been responsible for selling weapons used for homicides and femicides in the country.
"We are suing them because here, evidently, as there is a recurrence, we presume, and it is evident that there is arms trafficking and that . . .
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