Sheinbaum says ‘far right,’ not Trump, trying to sabotage US-Mexico relations
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum claimed “far-right” elements within the United States were trying to sabotage U.S.-Mexico relations, though she clarified she didn’t believe President Donald Trump himself was. Sheinbaum has walked a t…
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