AMLO “interrupts” relations with US and Canadian embassies due to criticism of judicial reform

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said that Mexico's relations with the embassies of USA And Canada are in “break”after their representatives issued statements critical of reform of the judiciary promoted by his government.

During his morning press conference at the National Palace, the president clarified that this “break“will remain in force until both countries ratify their commitment to respect the independence and sovereignty from Mexico.

Taking a break means we're going to take our time.“, explained the head of the executive branch, who stressed that This is not a personal conflict.but to demand respect for the country's internal decisions.

The President stressed that the relationship with the United States Ambassador to Mexico, Ken SalazarAlso is on pause since he spoke out on judicial reform.

He stressed, however, that do not consider that the diplomat is directly responsible, suggesting that the position may be influenced by the Department of State.

Lopez Obrador took the opportunity to criticize the government of Canadawhose ambassador Graeme Clarkalso issued statements on reform.

“What a coincidence that at the same time that this is being pronounced in Mexico through the embassy, ​​they are doing it Canadians this too It's someone else's pityWith all due respect to the government of Canada“It looks like an associated state (with the United States),” he commented, referring to the coincidence of the positions of the two countries.

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