AMLO met with the White House Security Advisor at the National Palace

President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO) shared that he met with the United States (USA) White House National Security Advisor, Liz Sherwood Randallat the National Palace in order to address the edges to fight against the trafficking and consumption of fentanyl.

De acuerdo a los reporteros que encontraban afuera de los alrededores del recinto, la funcionaria estadounidense llegó alrededor de las 11:28 horas (tiempo del centro de México) con un fuerte dispositivo de seguridad, además de ser acompañada por el embajador de los EEUU in Mexico, Ken Salazar.

For its part, it is known that the Mexican delegation was led by the head of the Ministry of National Defense (Sedena), Luis Crescencio Sandovahe; the head of the Ministry of Public and Citizen Security (SSPC), Rosa Icela Rodriguez; as well as the Head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE), Marcelo Ebrard Casaubon

The meeting was announced by the Mexican President during the morning conference, there he expressed that one of the objectives was that the official would receive a report and a commitment to continue working with the Joe Biden administration to solve the fentanyl problem.

“We have this meeting with President Joe Biden’s envoy on the issue of fentanyl.we bring a report that is going to be presented to you and the commitment to continue to help”, he expressed this morning during his usual conference at the National Palace.

Recall that the day before, Wednesday, March 8, Liz Sherwood-Randall met with the head of the Office of the Attorney General (FGR), The way of Alexander Gertz. This was announced by Ambassador Salazar, who indicated that they were working bilaterally on a security cooperation strategy to protect both nations.

“Meeting with Attorney General Alejandro Gertz @FGRMexico and National Security Advisor @WhitHouse @LSRTwetts to improve security cooperation and combat the scourge of #fentanyl to better protect our two nations. #SharedSecurity“, could we read in the official account of the diplomat.

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