Fabiola Martinez and Nestor Jimenez
Newspaper La Jornada
Tuesday, February 1, 2022, p. 3
In the morning, after the meeting of the security cabinet, held at six in the morning at the National Palace before the press conference, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador anticipated that Mexico and the United States were preparing a bilateral agreement on security, which was going to be made known with all transparency. Nothing hidden, nothing in the dark
he told the press.
The president pointed out that there has already been joint work for three months and, at the same time, highlighted the very good relationship
of his government with Washington.
The bilateral talks take place in the context of the recent alert by the United States so that its nationals avoid visiting the tourist area of Quintana Roo, an entity in which clashes with organized crime gangs have been reported.
