(Photo: El Universal)
Regarding his first meeting as president with his Mexican counterpart, Donald Trump said he “absolutely” intends for Mexico to pay for the controversial wall he wants to build along the United States’ southern border.
Trump and Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto met on the sidelines of the Group of 20 summit in 2017, amid sharp disagreements over trade and immigration. Some officials had hoped the brief encounter could help heal badly soured relations between the two neighbors.
Issues including trade, security, energy and migration have been discussed by American and Mexican officials so that Trump and Peña Nieto can “revise the progress of their teams and address pending issues” in this bilateral relationship once a final meeting date is set.
The White House did not set a date but said the meeting would occur in the “near future” and the arrangements were underway.
TYT Newsroom
Comments
more recommended stories
New air route Merida-VillahermosaViva Aerobus, Mexico’s ultra-low-cost airline, with.
Criminology expert warns about possible increase of organized crime activity in Yucatán“Poverty levels in the state of.
Canadian and American citizens visited SSP facility in MéridaCanadian and American citizens residing in.
Progreso Yucatecan terminal will expand its capacityThe Energy Regulatory Commission (Comisión Regulatoria.
Spanish-speaking worker fired after refusing to help English-speaking customers at Taco Bell in FloridaA Spanish-speaking Taco Bell worker in.
Magical towns of Quintana Roo prove to be profitable tourist destinationsThe magical towns Bacalar, Tulum and.
Mexican scientists use natural fireflies process to evaluate anticancer agentsExperts from the National Autonomous University.
“Huaxim” Yucatecan endemic tree is key for the “livestock of the future” national programYucatecan cattlemen contributed with their experiences.
Quintana Roo state authorities are working towards an economy with zero net carbon emissionsQuintana Roo is working towards an.
Yucatan Historical and Cultural Atlas Week (Sep. 17 to 23)The Cultural Week of the Historical.
Leave a Comment