The Attorney General of the Republic (FGR) of Mexico reported that in the narcolaboratory of the controversial case in Chihuahua where allegedly agents participated The CIA seized more than 55,000 liters of liquid substances and more than 50 tons of chemical precursors, in addition to almost 2,000 liters of methamphetamine.

In addition, various artifacts for the manufacturing synthetic drugs were found, consisting of others cylinders for LP gas, containers, reactors and centrifuges.

On April 19, two agents linked to the United States Embassy and two officials from the State Investigative Agency (AEI) of the state of Chihuahua died in an accident, when they returned from an operation against a drug laboratory in the municipality of Morelos.

In a statement, the FGR indicated that after the finding of the clandestine laboratory an inventory of the totality of what was located was recorded, which, according to the results of the expert reports " “It dealt with chemical precursors and essential chemicals, in quantities of more than 55,000 liters of liquid substances and just over 50 tons in solid form, as well as about 2,000 liters of methamphetamine.”

Also, the institution indicated, investigations continue to find those responsible.

The case generated controversy after the Government of President Claudia Sheinbaum stated that it didn't prior knowledge of the participation of staff and American in field work, which could contravene the National Security Law, which prohibits operations by foreign agents without federal authorization.

Federal authorities later confirmed that U.S. agents did not have accreditation to operate in Mexico, while US media reports, linking them to the CIA, increased the controversy.

Recently, Sheinbaum supported the FGR's investigation and assured that it is “very important to know if there was interference by foreign agents.”

With information from EFE.