Mexico's Sheinbaum to U.S. Ambassador: Hands Off My Country's Politics
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The United States ambassador to Mexico, Ronald Johnson, responded on Monday to statements by President Claudia Sheinbaum in which the head of state criticized the U.S. anti-crime policy and called it "interventionist".
By Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español. The United States ambassador to Mexico, Ronald Johnson, asked on Monday that the government of President Claudia Sheinbaum not politicize the fight against drug cartels, arguing that doing so “is a missed opportunity,” while the president responded on Tuesday with a call for him to respect the country's internal affairs. “There is a point on which we agree because we must work together when we have shared prob…
The U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, Ronald Johnson, said that the fight against organized crime should be a shared agenda between the two nations and that no time should be wasted in politicizing the issue of drug cartels. “The fight against cartels should unite us, not divide us. People on both sides of our border want to live securely and in peace. They deserve freedom from the intimidation, corruption and fear inflicted by cartels,” said the U.S. …
One day after President Claudia Sheinbaum accused the United States of being an injerencist and trying to influence electoral matters, the Ambassador of that country, Ronald Johnson, asked to leave politics out of the fight against drug trafficking. Through his social networks, the diplomat said that both countries should not waste time and must collaborate to confront drug cartels, which affect citizens on both sides of the border. "Every momen…
Ambassador Ronald Johnson said that the fight against drug trafficking must be a joint effort between Mexico and the United States, as these criminal groups are a threat to both countries. Through social networks, Ronald Johnson said that drug trafficking organizations operate without respecting borders and affect communities in both Mexico and the United States. Johnson’s statements follow Sheinbaum’s speech in which he reiterated that Mexico w…
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