Sheinbaum Denies Milei’s ‘Anti-Argentina Campaign’ Claim: Monday’s Mañanera Recapped
Sheinbaum said Mexico has no campaign against any country and dismissed the Zacatecas threat video as inauthentic after federal experts found audio inconsistencies.
- Over the weekend, Argentine President Javier Milei accused Mexico, Brazil and the U.S. Democratic Party of financing a campaign against his government, alleging Brazil funded around 25% of the supposed operation.
- Milei has leaned on similar claims before: in May, a leaked call revealed he allegedly put up $350,000 for a media operation spreading information against leftist governments in Mexico, Colombia and Brazil—an episode known as Hondurasgate.
- President Claudia Sheinbaum responded bluntly: "There's no Mexican campaign against any country in the world, nor against any government in the world," stressing Mexico doesn't tend to get involved with other countries.
- Federal authorities are investigating who produced and distributed a video threatening Zacatecas Governor David Monreal, which Sheinbaum dismissed as fake after the Security Cabinet determined the audio had been dubbed.
- Education Minister Mario Delgado identified five additional militarized schools operating outside federal oversight following the July 17 death of 13-year-old Dafne Quintos at Academia Militarizada Doenitz in Tamaulipas.
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Argentina President Javier Milei Accuses US Democrats, Brazil and Mexico of Funding 'Anti-Argentina' World Cup Campaign
Argentine President Javier Milei has alleged, without publicly presenting evidence, that the governments of Brazil and Mexico, along with the US Democratic Party, helped finance what he described as an 'anti-Argentina' campaign following the country's defeat to Spain in the FIFA World Cup. More than a week after Spain's victory, Milei continues to argue that criticism directed at Argentina and its supporters was politically motivated rather than…
The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, responded to the accusations of President Javier Milei against his government and that of Brazil, whom she accused of having financed and motivated an “anti-argentina campaign” while fighting the 2026 World Cup. The president denied it and asked for respect for her country. During a press conference, she denied the accusations and explained: “It is false. There is no campaign against any country in the…
Claudia Sheinbaum Denied Javier Milei's Accusations About a Campaign Against Argentina: "It's False"
The president of Mexico refused to support the controversy against the country in the middle of the 2026 World Cup. The president said that they don't usually mess "with other countries." Her release comes in the middle of Milei's fight with Lula.
Sheinbaum denies Milei’s ‘anti-Argentina campaign’ claim: Monday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum’s mañanera in 60 seconds 🇦🇷🇲🇽 Sheinbaum denies Milei’s ‘anti-Argentina campaign’ claim: Responding to weekend remarks by Argentine President Javier Milei accusing Mexico, Brazil and the U.S. Democratic Party of financing a campaign against his government, Sheinbaum was blunt: “There’s no [Mexican] campaign against any country in the world, nor against any government in the world.” 🎖️ Militarized schools ‘not authorized,’ says Edu…
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