Sheinbaum Rejects Calling Organized Crime Terrorism and Warns that the US Cannot Intervene in Mexico
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"You can't give him any license for any action in Mexico that isn't collaborative, without subordination of violation to our sovereignty," he said.
The president assures that she has emphasized to the neighbor of the north that the conditions of collaboration are without subordination in every call
Sheinbaum Rejects Calling Organized Crime Terrorism and Warns that the US Cannot Intervene in Mexico
Read time approx.: 3 minutes, 10 secondsThe president said that Washington's classification of criminal organizations as terrorists does not authorize unilateral actions in Mexican territory. She also ruled out signs of a tightening of U.S. pressure following the November 3 elections and stated that sovereignty, [...] The Sheinbaum office refuses to call organized crime terrorism and warns that the U.S. cannot intervene in Mexico appeared first …
The classification of Mexican cartels as terrorist organizations by the United States does not grant that country license or authorization to carry out unilateral actions on national territory, Claudia Sheinbaum said.
President Sheinbaum warned that the classification of Mexican cartels as terrorists by the U.S. is not a license to intervene.
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