THE Philippines and Mexico have forged an agreement that will strengthen the two countries’ campaign against the proliferation of illegal drugs, a move that is seen to greatly favor Manila in the light of the reported operation of the notorious Siniloa drug cartel locally.

In ceremonies held in Malacañang during Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto’s state visit, two other major agreements were signed -- on the avoidance of double taxation and on tourism cooperation.

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