The President of Mexico rejects the intervention of the American Army against the Cartes

On Friday, Mexican President Claudia Xinbum renewed her opposition to any American military intervention against drug cartels on Mexican soil.

The idea was presented by Ronald Johnson, President Donald Trump’s candidate for the position of US ambassador to Mexico, during a hearing Thursday in front of a committee in the US Senate.

“We do not agree with the offering,” Mexican President said at her daily press conference. He said that “everything is on the table.” But no. This matter is not on the table, not on the table, on the chair, on the ground, or anywhere.

Johnson was asked to express his opinion on an American military intervention against the kits in Mexico, without notifying the Mexican government.

“If the lives of American citizens are in danger, I think all the papers are on the table,” Johnson said.

He continued: “Our first wish is to happen in cooperation with our Mexican partners.”

Johnson’s comments come three weeks after Trump ranked eight criminal gangs in Latin America; Among them is six Mexican cartridges, “terrorist” organizations, accusing them of smuggling fentanel into the United States.

Shenbum warned, at the time, that Washington’s decision should not constitute an “occasion (…) to threaten Mexican” sovereignty “, and that Mexico will not accept any American” invasion “under the pretext of fighting drug smuggling.

The president pointed out that if the Senate is proven to Johnson in the position, “relations will be good”, while stressing “the necessity of respecting Mexico.”

Last Tuesday, the Mexican Congress approved a constitutional amendment that notes the “maximum possible penalty” and the imposition of “preventive detention” on any foreigner who is spying activities without the government’s approval within the framework of cooperation agreements.

On Tuesday, US President Donald Trump pledged in a speech to Congress, to “launch a war on Mexican drugs”, which constitute a “threat to national security” for the United States.

Trump, in his first speech to Congress since his return to the White House, said that “the gangs are waging a war against America, and it is time for America to launch a war on the gangs,” This is what we do. ”