FACTS MERIDIANO QUINTANA ROO President of Panama Sends Clear Message Regarding Andy López Beltrán and His Tour in Houses in Tabasco
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Neither the U.S. Secretary of War nor the Latin American presidents who participated in the Shield Summit of the Americas are concerned about the warning of Andy López Beltrán, who said he goes from house to house in Tabasco to prevent the U.S. from coming for the Mexican narc0p0litics.
While Andy López Beltrán assures that he travels through Tabasco, house by house, to prevent the United States from coming for Mexican narcopolitics, at the Shield Summit of the Americas, Latin American presidents seemed to have a much more serious concern: how to fight cartels. Panama’s president didn’t go around with rodeos: cooperation against crime doesn’t put sovereignty at risk. The danger is to use false patriotism as a shield not to conf…
Andy López Beltrán tours Tabasco to warn about the U.S., but figures like the president of Panama, José Raúl Mulino, defend the coalition against drug trafficking: they claim that the real threat is false patriotism.
López Obrador’s son said he travels through Tabasco to avoid a possible intervention by the United States against politicians linked to drug trafficking. In contrast, the president of Panama warned against messages that, under the sovereignty argument, favor cartels.
Neither the Secretary of War nor the Latin American presidents who participated in the Summit of the Americas seem to be concerned about Andy López Beltrán's warning to go home to Tabasco to prevent the United States from pointing to Morena's narcopolitics.
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