Mexico's president has slammed U.S. aid for Ukraine and sanctions on Venezuela, Cuba and other nations
Mexico’s president on Friday slammed U.S. aid for Ukraine and economic sanctions on Venezuela, Cuba and other nations.
López Obrador said the United States should spend some of the money sent to Ukraine on economic development in Latin America.“They don’t do anything,” he said. “It’s more, a lot more, what they authorize for the war in Ukraine than what they give to help with poverty in Latin America and the Caribbean.”
There has been a surge in Venezuelan migrants moving through Mexico in recent weeks in a bid to reach the U.S. border. Many of the migrants say deteriorating economic and political conditions in their home country led them to make the journey.
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