Declassified documents show three Mexican presidents worked for the CIA

This has actually been declassified for quite a while[0].

Coincidentally, I started reading Narcoland: The Mexican Drug Lords And Their Godfathers by Anabel Hernández last week, and although the writing is a bit scattershot, it’s quite an eye-opener. I’m only 1/4 through it, but so far, the level of detail is shocking about precisely how deep rooted the corruption is (or at least was until the mid nineties, which is where I’m at now) inside the Mexican government and simultaneously how invasive the interference is from the US government.

[0] https://nsarchive2.gwu.edu/NSAEBB/NSAEBB204/

Key part towards the end. "Mexico partnered with the U.S in many ways, from helping intercept the russian and cuban embassies, to trying to find links between Oswald and the Kennedy assassination. Sources told the CIA that Oswald had deposited 5k dlls in a Mexican bank. In a document dated march 9, 1964, it was reported that Mexico traced all of these deposits in Mexican banks trying to look for the money. They didn't find any transactions by Oswald" wrote the NYT as part of these new revelations.

Adolfo López Mateos, Gustavo Díaz Ordaz and Luis Echeverría

Finally Trump does something I like (declassifying these Kennedy files).

I also liked the snide remark in the article about how these presidents were CIA employees who governed Mexico "in their spare time."

Anyone have a good English translation?

No lo creo.