President Says No To U.S. Intervention.

During her visit to Hidalgo, President Claudia Sheinbaum categorically rejected the possibility of a U.S. intervention in Mexico following Donald Trump’s recent comments regarding drug trafficking. Sheinbaum emphasized that the bilateral relationship must be defined by "shared responsibility" and coordination rather than subordination, calling on the U.S. to do its part by stopping the flow of weapons into Mexico. Additionally, she reaffirmed Mexico's commitment to the principle of non-intervention, echoing a broader international condemnation of the recent U.S. military operation in Venezuela.