Mexico's army faces criticism as data reveals majority of drug raids target inactive labs

Mexico's army appears to be conducting raids on only a few active drug labs each month, despite U.S. pressure to combat fentanyl trafficking.Data shows that out of the 527 labs raided in Mexico during the first seven months of the year, less than 5% were active.Critics argue that Mexico is fighting an imaginary war on

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