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“Vemos a México como un socio igualitario”

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July 22, 2022
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Entre ellos, un compromiso para aumentar las visas de trabajadores temporales, lo que que califico como una estrategia comprobada que impulsa el crecimiento economico y reduce la migracion irregular.

Biden y amlo hablan de compromiso

biden tambien destaco los esfuerzos para frenar el narcotrafico y la violencia en la frontera, criticando una industria de trafico de us$ 1.000 millones que se aprovecha de los mas vulnerables, incluidas las 53 almas que murieron en un camion con remolque en san antonio el mes pasado.

Hoy acordaremos nuestros proximos pasos juntos en todos estos frentes, porque sabemos que tenemos que enfrentar estos desafios juntos, insistio.

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Por su parte, el presidente lopez obrador ofrecio un recuento historico exhaustivo de la relacion mexico-estados unidos, que se remonta a la politica de buena vecindad de la administracion de franklin delano roosevelt. Tambien senalo que las dos naciones siguen siendo cercanas, a pesar de nuestras diferencias, y tambien a pesar de nuestros agravios, que no son faciles de olvidar ni con el tiempo ni con los buenos deseos.

Lopez obrador, quien hablo durante casi 30 minutos ininterrumpidos, reconocio momentos dificiles y una serie de desafios que enfrentan las dos naciones. Entre ellas, la invasion de rusia a ucrania, que dijo no solo ha significado dolor y destruccion, sino que tambien empeoro la crisis economica.

Y, en lo que parecia ser una critica a los precios de la gasolina en ee. Uu. , el mandatario mexicano senalo que Los estadounidenses que viven en el lado de ee. Uu. De la frontera con mexico han estado cruzando para obtener su gasolina en el lado mexicano a precios mas bajos.

Tenia muchas cosas importantes que decir, se maravillo biden, tras el monologo de lopez obrador, al tiempo que cito una serie de areas en las que deben trabajar juntos.

No estoy sugiriendo que no sean problemas, hay problemas reales, son solucionables, como usted senalo, dijo biden, concluyendo.

Una larga relacion

estados unidos y mexico se han apoyado historicamente en una amplia gama de asuntos. Pero la relacion, a veces tensa, volvio a acaparar titulares cuando lopez obrador decidio que no asistiria a la cumbre de las americas, organizada por estados unidos, citando la decision del pais de no invitar a nicaragua, cuba y venezuela.

El desaire se produjo en un momento en el que el gobierno de biden se enfrentaba a un numero creciente de inmigrantes que llegan a la frontera entre mexico y estados unidos tras el deterioro de las condiciones en america latina, agravadas por la pandemia de coronavirus.

Antes de su encuentro con biden, a amlo lo recibio la vicepresidente de estados unidos, kamala harris.

Harris se ha reunido con lopez obrador en repetidas ocasiones como vicepresidenta, en medio de su tarea de abordar las causas fundamentales de la migracion en el triangulo norte. Tambien ha recibido a otros lideres mundiales en la residencia de la vicepresidenta, incluida la excanciller de alemania angela merkel.

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