Mexican Foreign Ministry (SRE)
This Said in Spanish segment has five subjects: 1. Arrival of Afghan refugees to Mexico 2. Haitian illegals in Mexico 3. AMLO and 500th Anniversary of Tenochtitlan 4. Ken Salazar, new U.S ambassador to Mexico 5. Migrant Covid deaths in Mexico. For the entire article, click here.Article by Allan Wall, published August 27th, 2021, on […]
How is Mexico dealing with the Biden administration? Well, on the one hand, it looks as though there’s going to be more Mexican meddling while Biden is president. And on the other hand, Mexico is dealing with the increased flow of Central Americans (and others) passing through Mexican territory. For the entire article, click here. […]
Mexico’s new president AMLO (Andres Lopez Manuel Obrador), in office since December 1st, still has not as the President of Mexico, criticized Donald Trump. However, the Mexican Foreign Ministry (SRE, for its initials in Spanish) has sent a diplomatic note to the U.S. embassy requesting an explanation for tear gas incidents on the border, on […]
The latest installment of Said in Spanish deals with the topic of the Caravan. There are five topics: 1. The Governor of Baja California asks Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto for help. 2. Mexico Complains about the Tear Gas 3. Honduras Complains about the Rubber Bullets 4. Mexican Human Rights Commission on Honduran Border Havoc […]
The latest Said in Spanish series discusses: 1. The Mexican Foreign Ministry complains about a group of Americans protesting in front of a Mexican consulate. 2. A concert tour to allow some DREAMers in for free. 3. Flyers scare off employees and customers of a Mexican restaurant. 4. Carlos Sada visits California. 5. A Latino […]
The government of Texas recently passed a new law against the phenomenon of the “sanctuary city”, in which a city government just decides to disobey federal immigration law, and gets away with it. Needless to say, the government of Mexico is not pleased. After all, the Mexican elite doesn’t want the United States to enforce […]
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