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Migration, corruption, tree-planting on agenda of López Obrador-Kamala Harris meeting US can count on Mexico to support migration policies, president says during videocall Published on Saturday, May 8, 2021 0share President López Obrador pledged to support the United States’ migration policies during a video call with U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris on Friday. “We agree with the migration policies you are developing and we are going to help, you can count on us,” the president told Harris in his introductory remarks. López Obrador also told the vice president that he was happy t...

Giving mexico the lead in the 48th minute. they keep control for most of the match until netherlands' wesley sneijder evened things up in the 88th minute. this was the controversial moment of the match. is this a foul? did he trip him? or is he going to hollywood? a little bit of an acting job. he definitely had the foot under. but come on, put your right foot down on the ground and keep running, buddy. the referee didn't see it that way. they get the penalty kick. and that's the match, folks. netherlands win 2-1 and advances to the quarterfinals stage. mexico's coach miguel herrera fuming at ...

Story in the days ahead. still ahead, mexico out of the world cup. it was brutal. they just can't advance past the knockout round. after falling to netherlands. who mexico's coach is blaming for the loss. plus emotional games. what facebook says it did two years ago that's just now causing an uproar. that story and a check on a very dicey fourth of july forecast when "way too early" comes right back. the monica lewinsky scandal is on the front page again. linda tripp, the woman who secretly taped lewinsky, made her first appearance before ken starr's grand jury, and her testimony could b...

With canada that's open. we send a lot of cocaine into canada. they send bc bud south. the canadians aren't slaughtering each other by the thousands. they're not heavily armed, so to some extent this is a struggle for the rule of law in mexico, not just something pushed on poor mexico by american drug consumers, which is under 7% of our population. we do owe the mexicans support, empathy, we ought to stop the movement of automatic weapons across that border south into mexico. we got to focus on money laundering. there are carloads, truckloads of $100 bills that got to get back into mexico in c...

Former foreign minister of this country has been mentioning the fact that maybe because the majority of the drugs go to the united states and mexico is essentially a drop-off point and a distribution center towards the united states, maybe if they legalized drugs in mexico, that would minimize some of the violence. but president calderon permitted that discussion to be carried out in meetings that he held this week. he has meetings throughout the weeks here on this issue, and before -- it was, like, let's not talk about that. well, now, he's letting it be discussed, but he's very clearly conti...