The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, emphasized the importance of maintaining a good relationship with the United States in defense of sovereignty, respect for Mexicans, and coordination between both nations. She highlighted that the relationship with the United States is unique due to geographical proximity and historical and cultural ties, underlining the presence of millions of Mexicans in U.S. territory.
In the Latin American sphere, Sheinbaum expressed solidarity and highlighted strong regional bonds, committing Mexico to maintaining a close relationship with Latin America, a region with which they share resources and culture. The president reaffirmed that her government's foreign policies are governed by Mexico's constitutional principles, prioritizing mutual respect between nations.
Sheinbaum referred to the agreement reached between Colombia and the United States after a diplomatic crisis that arose from Colombian President Gustavo Petro's initial refusal to accept planes with deportees. The president considered dialogue and mutual respect in international relations to be positive, appealing to sovereignty and respect as fundamental pillars in any interaction between countries.
Regarding tensions caused by U.S. immigration and tariff decisions in Latin America, Sheinbaum emphasized the importance of acting with moderation and defending the sovereignty of each nation. She also underscored that each country has its own framework for organizing international relations and that what is essential is to maintain calm and respect between nations and peoples.
