Claudia Sheinbaum Responds to Marco Rubio: “You Should Not Use Mexico” in the U.S. Electoral Campaign
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Claudia Sheinbaum rejected Marco Rubio's criticism and believes that his statements occur as part of the U.S. electoral process.
The Mexican president dismissed the accusations of territorial instability, attributing them to the U.S. electoral campaign. She stressed that Mexico should not be used as a political tool. She defended the national security strategy and advocated a bilateral relationship based on respect, emphasizing the importance of cooperation without subordination.
Washington’s warning that it will face the threat of “one way or another” clashes with the call not to use the issue in domestic politics and anticipate frictions
The president insisted that each country is free to organize and coordinate its electoral processes and no one can intervene in them Laura Arana OEM-Reportex President Claudia Sheinbaum reiterated that Mexico does not have to be an argument in the election of the United States, so she made a call to respect the processes [...] Entry Mexico should not be an argument in election of the United States, says Sheinbaum (note by Laura Arana in OEM-Rep…
The statements by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on drug trafficking in Mexico are part of the U.S. electoral campaign and should not be, said Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum. “It’s part of the election campaign in the United States, which they have elected in November.” Don’t use Mexico in their ...
Claudia Sheinbaum rejected Marco Rubio’s criticism and said they were part of the U.S. electoral campaign. The president defended security results and accused Washington of using Mexico politically
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