Cartels Should Not Be a Pretext for Invasion, CSP Tells the United States
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Already in her speech, the President made no explicit reference to Trump's statements, but insisted on defending national independence and sovereignty.
President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo stated that the U.S. decision to designate organized crime organizations as terrorist groups should not be used as an argument for any military intervention or invasion of Mexican territory.
By Emir Olivares. La Jornada_Summen Latinoamericano September 5, 2026. In her first accountability in an entity governed by the opposition, two years after her administration, President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo highlighted, as part of the “deep changes” in the country, that the decision of the United States to name crime [...] La entrada Mexico. Sheinbaum: U.S. decision to name “terrorists” to cartels “should not be a pretext for an invasion” was…
In her first accountability in Aguascalientes, President Claudia Sheinbaum highlighted today the “deep changes” driven in the country and stated that the U.S. decision to designate organized crime groups as terrorist organizations “should not be a pretext for an invasion.” The post U.S. decision to name “terrorists” cartels “should not be a pretext for an invasion,” says Sheinbaum first appeared on Cubadebate.
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