Politics · Mexico · 6 hrs ago
Sheinbaum says police academy was not discussed with US ambassador
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said she did not discuss the International Police Training Academy during a meeting with US Ambassador Ronald Johnson and business leaders from the American Chamber.
She made the comments at a morning news conference at the National Palace.
Sheinbaum said that governors and ambassadors must comply with Mexico’s Constitution and laws.
The academy was not discussed during that meeting, she said.
Her remarks set out the government’s position on the issue without giving details about the academy.
Sheinbaum did not announce any further steps.
President Claudia Sheinbaum said she did not discuss the International Police Training Academy with US ambassador Ronald Johnson.
She made the comment after a meeting with Johnson and businesspeople from the American Chamber.
She reiterated that governors and ambassadors must comply with Mexico’s Constitution and laws.
She made the remarks during her morning press conference at the National Palace.
- Who
- President Claudia Sheinbaum and US ambassador Ronald Johnson.
- What
- Sheinbaum said they did not discuss the International Police Training Academy at their meeting.
- When
- Sheinbaum made the statement at a morning press conference; the meeting date is not stated.
- Where
- The press conference was at the National Palace in Mexico. The meeting location is not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Sheinbaum met with ambassador Ronald Johnson and businesspeople from the American Chamber.
Sheinbaum said she had not discussed the International Police Training Academy at the meeting.
- President
- Claudia Sheinbaum
- US ambassador
- Ronald Johnson
- Meeting participants
- Businesspeople from the American Chamber
- Academy
- International Police Training Academy
- Press conference venue
- National Palace, Mexico
What people are saying
We did not talk about that at that moment.
What do we say? That governors and ambassadors must comply with the Constitution and Mexican laws.
That is what we ask, and nothing more.
Sources
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