López Obrador Questions US Ambassador's Performance and Bilateral Relationship
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AMLO reappears to announce his book “Pueblo” amid harsh criticisms for alleged acts of corruption and allegations involving his environment.
Redacción Ciudad de México. In making an assessment of the bilateral relationship with the United States government, in his book Pueblo, Mexico’s former president Andrés Manuel López Obrador disqualified the actions of the US ambassador to the country, Ronald Johnson, who, he said, has not acted as a diplomat even as a politician in his [...]
In making an assessment of the bilateral relationship with the U.S. government, in his book Pueblo, Mexico's former president Andrés Manuel López Obrador disqualified the actions of the U.S. ambassador to the country, Ronald Johnson, who, he said, has not acted as a diplomat or even as a politician in his performance...
Mexico City. In making an assessment of the bilateral relationship with the U.S. government, in his book Pueblo, Mexico’s former president Andrés Manuel López Obrador declassified the actions of the U.S. ambassador to the country, Ronald Johnson, who, he pointed out, has not acted as a diplomat or even as a politician in his tenure. [...] The post Ronald Johnson acts more as a meddling policeman than as a diplomat, points out AMLO in “Pueblo” ap…
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