Mexico Rejects Claim That Local Hitmen Were Traveling To Mexico To Kill The President Of Ecuador

Mexico Rejects Claim That Local Hitmen Were Traveling To Mexico To Kill The President Of Ecuador

Mexico's Foreign Ministry flatly rejected claims made in Ecuador that hitmen from the North American country were travelling south to attack Daniel Noboa

President Claudia Sheinbaum said that the versions that emerged in Ecuador about the alleged transfer and presence in that country of members of Mexican organized crime organizations have no basis, because “it does not even say where the information came from.”

Mexico isn't sending 'hired killers' to Ecuador, Sheinbaum says: Monday's mañanera recapped

President Claudia Sheinbaum offered her condolences for the death of Pope Francis at the beginning of her Monday morning press conference, joining the public mourning of people around the world. In her Q&A session with reporters, she highlighted her government’s response to a claim that criminals from Mexico were planning to assassinate the president of Ecuador. Among other issues, Sheinbaum responded to a question about her call last week with …

Recognizing that Mexico is going through a special relationship with the United States, President Claudia Sheinbaum warned that her Government is willing to cooperate to stop the passage of drugs, but will not accept invasions or interferences on national territory. "Today we are experiencing a special moment in the relationship with the United States.

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