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China Accuses US Ambassador of Sowing 'Discord’ with Mexico

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China condemns US Ambassador Ronald Johnson’s remarks on bilateral ties as malicious slander, accusing Washington of attempting to sow discord with Mexico.

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China responded to statements by U.S. Ambassador Ronald Johnson in Mexico and accused Washington of ignoring the flow of arms and drug money that fuel violence in Mexico.

·Mexico
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A new front has opened between China and the United States in Mexico. China’s diplomatic representation in the Latin American country has accused US ambassador Ronald Johnson of defamation after the diplomat assured Beijing that a “chaotic and unsafe” Mexico suits him and raised doubts about the good intentions of Chinese companies. Johnson spoke on Wednesday in an act with investors called by the Milken Institute. “If Mexico were chaotic and un…

·Madrid, Spain
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The image is for illustrative purposes only. Jacaranda trees in full bloom in Chapultepec Park, Mexico City, on April 2, 2026. (Carl de Souza / AFP via Getty Images)

·New York, United States
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China rejected Ambassador Ronald Johnson's accusations about Mexico and accused the U.S. of fueling violence through arms and drug trafficking

·Guanajuato, Mexico
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The Chinese Embassy in Mexico rejected the statements of the U.S. ambassador, Ronald Johnson, and the Assistant Secretary of State, Ricardo Pita Macedo, who questioned the cooperation between Mexico and the Asian country and described Chinese companies as “untrustworthy.” In a statement released after an event...

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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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