The President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, accused the United States of interfering in the internal affairs of her country, emphasizing that Mexico is a free and sovereign nation. The statements were made at an electoral rally in Mexico City, marking two years since her electoral victory. Sheinbaum mentioned that an agency within the U.S. Department of Justice requested the arrest of ten Mexicans, including a governor, a mayor, and a senator, without providing further details. She emphasized that foreign intervention in Mexican justice does not represent cooperation but interference, stating that "Mexico is not anyone's piñata." The president called on supporters to organize informational events to defend national sovereignty, in a context of escalating debates regarding foreign influence in elections. Recently, the Mexican Parliament adopted a reform that allows for the annulment of elections in the case of proven foreign interference.
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Președinta Claudia Sheinbaum acuză SUA de amestec în treburile interne ale Mexicului / Statele Unite au cerut arestarea a zece mexicani, printre care se numără un guvernator, un primar și un senator în funcție
Mexicul acuză SUA de amestec în treburile interne ale ţării
Scandal diplomatic între Mexic și SUA. Președinta Claudia Sheinbaum îi acuză pe americani de amestec în treburile interne ale țării sale
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