Foot-and-mouth disease detected in Sonora; US suspends livestock imports

Mexico's Sonora state has reported a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, prompting the US to temporarily suspend livestock exports from the region. The disease is highly contagious among cloven-hoofed animals, and the extent of the outbreak and containment measures remain unclear. This is the first such outbreak in Mexico in decades, posing a significant threat to the livestock industry and bilateral trade.