US Edition"We've Said No": Sheinbaum Responds to Trump; Rules Out US Military Intervention in Mexico
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After Donald Trump pointed out Mexico as the epicenter of drug trafficking violence on the continent, President Claudia Sheinbaum responded to his counterpart that he would not allow U.S. troops into the country and demanded Washington to stop the arms trade that supplies the cartels. "It is good that President Trump publicly says that, when he has proposed that we enter the U.S. Army into Mexico, we have said no. Because it is the truth: we hav…
Sheinbaum Responds to Trump About the u.s. Army’s Incursion Into Mexico: “We Proudly Keep Saying No”
Itzallana López This Monday, during her morning conference in Palacio Nacional, President Claudia Sheinbaum was questioned by the press about a series of statements that Donald Trump made over the weekend around Mexico, including calling the country the “epicenter” of cartel violence and making derogatory comments during the event, including burlesque references to the Spanish language and to the president herself. Reporters also asked her if he…
President Claudia Sheinbaum again rejected the proposal of her US counterpart, Donald Trump, that military forces enter Mexico to fight cartels. Instead, the president pointed out that the U.S. can help on two issues: curbing illegal arms trafficking and reducing drug use. She added that even the American Union has records that 75 percent of the illegal weaponry entering the country ends up in the hands of criminal groups. At her conference she …
President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo responded this Monday to her American counterpart, Donald Trump, who on the weekend announced the creation of a continental military coalition against drug cartels and said that Mexico has rejected its aid to fight organized crime. “It’s good that President Trump publicly says that when he has proposed that we enter the U.S. Army into Mexico we have said no, because it’s the truth, we have said no, and we proudl…
"Mxico is the epicenter of the violence of the cartels," he said to the president of the United States.
"Mxico is the epicenter of the violence of the cartels," he said to the president of the United States.
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