Sheinbaum: Mexico's Shield Against Foreign Interference is its United People

Mexico's President Sheinbaum Addresses Foreign Interference: A Strong Government, a United People Mexico City – In a recent address, President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo discussed the critical issue of foreign interference in Mexico's internal affairs. She emphasized the current administration's strength and its strong connection with the Mexican people as key factors in resisting external pressures, particularly from the United States. "A strong government with broad popular backing is the most effective way to protect ourselves against outside pressures," Sheinbaum stated, contrasting the current situation with previous administrations. She highlighted the operations of US agencies in Mexico during the Calderón and Zedillo presidencies, suggesting that these agencies operated with less oversight than they do now. Sheinbaum's comments reflect a growing nationalistic sentiment in Mexico and a desire to assert greater sovereignty. Her emphasis on the government's close relationship with the people underscores the importance of public support in navigating international relations. The President's remarks are likely to generate considerable debate, both domestically and internationally, regarding the balance between national sovereignty and international cooperation. The President's words offer a hopeful message of self-reliance and national unity in the face of global challenges.