Reuters: Mexican leader to invite Trump to inauguration, signals shift on Venezuela
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico’s President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Thursday he would invite U.S. President Donald Trump to his Dec. 1 inauguration, as the leftist signaled a potential shift in Mexican policy toward Venezuela.
Lopez Obrador, who won election by a landslide on Sunday, said he would invite Trump, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other heads of state to his swearing in.
“An invitation will be sent to Donald Trump. We are neighboring countries, we have economic and trade relations, a bond of friendship,” Lopez Obrador told a news conference.
Relations between the two men will be under close scrutiny to see whether they can move past tensions over migration, the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and Trump’s demand that Mexico pay for a border wall.
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WNU editor: Immigration and trade are the two issues that are going to seperate both countries .... Mexico implements retaliatory tariffs on US agricultural products (The Hill).
More News And Analysis On Current U.S - Mexico Relations
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AMLO Isn’t Mexico’s Trump – Nor Is He Trump’s Natural Enemy -- Jonah Shepp, NYMag
What Mexico’s next president means for Trump -- Arturo Sarukhan, Brookings
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