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Mexico dismisses US military intervention despite Trump’s threats after Venezuela operation

Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestLinkedinCopy URLTelegramEmailTumblrReddItPrintKoo MEXICO CITY, Jan 6 : After the United States military intervention in Venezuela, the Mexican government and analysts discounted the likelihood of unilateral US military action against Mexican drug cartels, despite threats from President Donald Trump. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s administration has been complying with Washington’s demands and the economic ties between the two countries are vital, they say. Nonetheless, many expect more such threats as a way to extract more concessions from Mexico.

Mexico dismisses US military intervention despite Trump’s threats after Venezuela operation

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Key Highlights

  • No one dares rule out completely an unexpected move by the US president.
  • Sheinbaum downplayed the possibility of US military action Monday.
  • “I don’t see risks (of that),” she said.
  • “There is coordination, there is collaboration with the United States government.” “I don’t believe in (the possibility of) invasion, I don’t believe even that it’s something they are taking seriously,” she said.
  • “Organised crime is not taken care with (foreign military) intervention.” Here are some of the reasons: Mexico is not Venezuela ————————– Mexico has a radically different situation from that of Venezuela or other countries Washington is eying, like Cuba.
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