Judge Dismisses Major Parts of Mexico's Gun Lawsuit

A U.S. judge dismisses a significant portion of Mexico's lawsuit against U.S. gun manufacturers.

The lawsuit aimed to hold manufacturers accountable for gun violence in Mexico.

Mexico filed a lawsuit against several U.S. gun makers, alleging that their negligent business practices contributed to the country's gun violence and criminal activities.

The U.S. judge ruled to dismiss most of the claims, citing legal protections for gun manufacturers under U.S. law

The U.S. judge ruled to dismiss most of the claims, citing legal protections for gun manufacturers under U.S. law

The Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA) shields U.S. gun manufacturers from being held liable

Some parts of Mexico's lawsuit were allowed to proceed, focusing on specific allegations

Mexican officials expressed disappointment with the ruling but remain determined

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