Mexico Shuts Down CIA Agent Death Speculation

0:00It's April 27th. Welcome to Canada News Today, powered by AI. Mexican President Claudia Scheinbaum just shut down any talk of a big clash with the United States after two CIA agents died in a car accident end, to all with state. Mexico says these guys weren't clear to work there. One entered as a tourist, the other flashed a diplomatic passport. Sheenbaum called it hopefully a one-off and made it clear the U.S. needs to honor Mexico's laws from here on out. She dropped this during her usual morning briefing, pushing to put the drama behind them while demanding full details on what went down. The CIA staying silent, but U.S. sources confirmed to reporters these were their agents on a sensitive gig. Mexico's security folks were caught off guard, insisting they had no clue about foreign ops on their turf. This echoes decades of tension with CIA and DEA agents stirring trouble south of the border, like that 2012 shooting that wounded a. A couple in Mexico City. Last year, Mexico and the Trump team inked a deal to share intel and team up on security

1:04without stepping on toes. Now Sheenbaum's calling on the attorney general to dig in after a Senate debate wraps up. Chihuahua's governor and state attorney head to Mexico City tomorrow to testify, so expect more light on this mass soon. First crossed it stays cool between the neighbors.