At least 22 Mexicans were among 51 people pulled dead from an abandoned truck tug on the outskirts of San Antonio.
US President Joe Biden will receive his Mexican counterpart Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador at the White House on July 12, the services of the first announced yesterday, the day after the tragedy in San Antonio, in the state of Texas, where 51 rioters were detained in truck.
At least 22 Mexicans were among 51 people pulled dead from an abandoned truck tug on the San Antonio border, about 240 kilometers from the Mexico-US border, the Mexican president said.
Mr. Lopez Obrador stressed that immigration will be a “central” issue in the talks he will have with Mr. Biden, after the “horrific” event in the big city of Texas.
The two presidents will refer to “their efforts to address global challenges, such as food security” and “discuss joint initiatives to increase competitiveness,” the US presidency said in a press release. .
They also intend to talk about “their visions for North America, their cooperation on immigration, their joint development efforts in Central America, security, climate and energy,” he added.
The first lady of the USA, Jill Biden, will also welcome the confession of Beatrice Gutierrez, always according to the announcement of the White House.
Earlier this month, the Mexican president refused to attend the US Summit in Los Angeles because the United States did not invite the governments of Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua.
Nevertheless, Lopez Obrador assured that he maintains “good” relations with Mr. Biden.
The Mexican president has suggested that measures be taken, such as granting residence permits to immigrants, as well as tripartite agreements with the United States and Canada to grant temporary residence and work permits.
Thousands of migrants, mostly from the so-called North American Triangle (El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala), the Caribbean (Cuba, Haiti), Venezuela and Mexico, attempt to cross the US-Mexican border each year. the 3,000 kilometers.
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