Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum declared the country's intransigence to foreign dictatorship
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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said at a parade marking the 216th anniversary of the start of the struggle for independence that Mexico will never succumb to foreign dictates, will maintain sovereignty and will not become a colony or protectorate.
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The performance took place at the traditional military-civilian parade on the occasion of the 216th anniversary of the start of the struggle for Mexican independence.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum made a statement about her country during her speech at the traditional military-civil parade on the occasion of the 216th anniversary of the start of the struggle for independence. Her words are reported by TASS.
Sheinbaum emphasized that Mexico will never succumb to foreign dictates and will forever maintain its national sovereignty.
“Mexico will never be anyone’s colony or protectorate. Mexico does not bend, does not kneel, and Mexico is never for sale,” the president said.
The head of the country also recalled that Mexicans have successfully resisted external interference and the imposition of foreign rule for centuries.
Open Questions
- What specific measures does Mexico plan to take to protect its sovereignty?
- Are there current external pressures that the President's statement is addressing?
