U.S. military intervention versus cartels "impossible," says Mexico's president

This position strengthens stability and cooperation in the region, ensuring a safer and more prosperous future for both countries. Mexico’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum, strongly reiterated that any possibility of US military intervention on Mexican territory against cartels is completely ruled out. In a direct response to the proposed ambassador for Mexico, Ronald Johnson, Sheinbaum ironed out the idea that “everything is on the table”, ensurin…

The US Ambassador-designate in Mexico considers unilateral US military intervention in Mexico possible. President Claudia Sheinbaum beckons.

President Sheinbaum has rejected with clear words corresponding considerations of the probably next U.S. ambassador in Mexico. Meanwhile, the drug cartels there provide for quite different headlines.

Mexico's President strongly rejects US intervention in the fight against drug gangs. The Trump administration previously classified six cartels as terrorist organizations and did not rule out unilateral intervention.

U.S. military intervention versus cartels "impossible," says Mexico's president

SAN DIEGO (Border Report) -- On Friday, during her daily news conference, Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum showed disdain for a statement made by Ronald Johnson, nominee for U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, where he said military intervention is possible against drug cartels on Mexican soil if the lives of U.S. citizens were at risk. “We don’t agree," said President Sheinbaum. "He said everything’s on the table, well no, not everything is on the t…