WMUR9Mexico's president responds to Trump's 'Gulf of America' idea
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
57% : "Humor can be a good tactic, it projects strength, which is what Trump responds to.57% : "Humor can be a good tactic, it projects strength, which is what Trump responds to.
46% : The exchange has started to answer a larger question lingering over the bilateral relationship between the two regional powers: How would newly elected Sheinbaum handle Trump's strong-handed diplomatic approach and promises of mass deportations and crippling taxes on trading partners like Mexico? Sheinbaum's predecessor and political mentor Andrés Manuel López Obrador - who hailed from a similar strain of class populism as Trump, even though he leaned left - was able to build a relationship with Trump as an ally, and his government began to block migrants from going north under U.S. pressure, a boon to Trump.
41% : "Although President Sheinbaum knows it won't work on everything -- Trump and his administration will demand serious engagement from Mexico on the big issues of immigration, drugs and trade.
40% : "Although President Sheinbaum knows it won't work on everything -- Trump and his administration will demand serious engagement from Mexico on the big issues of immigration, drugs and trade."It
38% : She also noted that the Gulf of Mexico had been named that way since 1607.The exchange has started to answer a larger question lingering over the bilateral relationship between the two regional powers: How would newly elected Sheinbaum handle Trump's strong-handed diplomatic approach and promises of mass deportations and crippling taxes on trading partners like Mexico?Sheinbaum's predecessor and political mentor Andrés Manuel López Obrador - who hailed from a similar strain of class populism as Trump, even though he leaned left - was able to build a relationship with Trump as an ally, and his government began to block migrants from going north under U.S. pressure, a boon to Trump.
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