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[00:00:02] investigations of the Ayotzinapa case, there are
[00:00:05] no untouchables. The
[00:00:08] truth, justice is not negotiated for political
[00:00:11] compromises. This morning, President Sheinbaum supports
[00:00:15] the investigations of the Attorney General of the Republic after the
[00:00:19] arrest of the former PRD governor of
[00:00:22] Guerrero, Ángel Aguirre Rivero, reaffirming her
[00:00:25] commitment to uncover the truth about the disappearance of
[00:00:29] the 43 Ayotzinapa students who disappeared in
[00:00:32] 2014 in Iguala, Guerrero. Arlín, good morning,
[00:00:36] how are you? Very happy, Miguel, to be with you and our dear
[00:00:39] audience. And why not, if peace extends throughout the great
[00:00:43] homeland? And this is because the relationship between
[00:00:47] Mexico and Peru dawns, a diplomatic
[00:00:49] reestablishment, after the UN determined that the
[00:00:53] arrest of Pedro Castillo would have been arbitrary. This
[00:00:56] means that Betsy Chávez.
[00:01:00] our country, will be arriving in the coming hours, peace for
[00:01:03] the region and what do you think if we prepare coffee because we are already starting,
[00:01:11] the government of
[00:01:15] Mexico. With this, relations with
[00:01:23] we give you the information, we give you the
[00:01:27] Mexico, what do the authorities information tomorrow was 13, tomorrow was
[00:01:31] 3:60 we have the
[00:01:33] information let's have the information
[00:01:37] tomorrow was 360 what
[00:01:40] and what is we inform you here we do it from
[00:01:44] about the new the heart we cover the conference for the whole nation.
[00:02:00] We start with the morning 360 of this Friday,
[00:02:04] a lot, a lot of information from Palacio Nacional to close this
[00:02:07] week. The Ayotzinapa case is being discussed, about the
[00:02:10] investigations, about the meeting that
[00:02:14] A little of what was discussed today President Sheinbaum will have this month with the mothers and fathers of the disappeared students.
[00:02:18] Also discussed is the reestablishment of diplomatic relations with
[00:02:21] Peru. Mexico firmly
[00:02:24] maintains its right to grant asylum.
[00:02:28] The world leadership of our country is respected again. And this
[00:02:31] controversy is also being discussed, the alleged
[00:02:33] lettuce that caused explosive
[00:02:37] diarrhea in the United States that some gringos with
[00:02:40] political intentions were blaming our country
[00:02:44] without any proof. How did you see this day's conference? You already
[00:02:47] mentioned many of the topics, Miguel, but we also saw the talent of
[00:02:51] young people in our country, especially
[00:02:53] listening to them sing. This is because Mexico Sings
[00:02:57] will have this second edition fundamental to... continue
[00:03:00] promoting a different narrative than what we have
[00:03:04] seen in recent times, where corridos,
[00:03:08] Mexican regional music, have taken on the narrative of
[00:03:11] romanticizing drug trafficking. Today
[00:03:14] other topics are also being discussed and what do you think if we go to the national
[00:03:18] palace where our dear
[00:03:21] colleague Miguel El Tocayo Hernández is? How are you? Happy
[00:03:25] Friday, good morning, Arlín, Tocayo,
[00:03:29] greetings from. National Palace. Today's morning conference was very
[00:03:33] varied. It was discussed precisely that
[00:03:37] diplomatic relations with Peru are reestablished.
[00:03:40] Betsy Chávez, who was a minister
[00:03:43] of Pedro Castillo's government, who
[00:03:46] was sheltered in the Mexican
[00:03:49] the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, was quite embassy in that country and
[00:03:52] who also was under the protection of
[00:03:55] Brazilian authorities in that country, of the Brazilian representation in
[00:03:59] Peru, is already in our country.
[00:04:02] She traveled after receiving a
[00:04:05] safe conduct from the new president of
[00:04:08] Peru, Keiko Fujimori. President
[00:04:11] Claudia Sheinbaum highlights this as an act of good
[00:04:15] will on the part of the new president of
[00:04:18] Peru, and the intention is precisely
[00:04:22] to resume these diplomatic
[00:04:25] relations. The president of Peru
[00:04:28] had already expressed this intention
[00:04:31] when she first took
[00:04:35] was neither the amounts nor what office. So, this relationship that Peru had broken after Mexico took a
[00:04:39] stand on the arrest of Pedro
[00:04:42] Castillo and on granting asylum to this
[00:04:45] official, Betsy Chávez, is now resumed.
[00:04:49] On the other hand, the arrest of the former governor of
[00:04:53] Guerrero, Ángel Aguirre, related to the case
[00:04:57] of the 43 disappeared Ayotzinapa students,
[00:05:00] is also discussed. Let's remember that the prosecutor's office
[00:05:04] has continued with these investigations into the
[00:05:07] case. New lines of
[00:05:10] investigations of the Attorney General investigation have been taken. President Claudia
[00:05:12] mentioned that some revisions of these
[00:05:16] phone records have been made
[00:05:20] with the intention of establishing some connections in the calls
[00:05:23] that could be linked to
[00:05:27] this case. The intention is, of
[00:05:30] course, to expand these lines of
[00:05:33] investigation and to achieve justice through
[00:05:37] these new routes that are being sought.
[00:05:40] She also mentions the commitment to the parents that
[00:05:44] she has to reach the truth, justice, and that she is confident
[00:05:48] that it will be carried
[00:05:51] out to this point, because it is her commitment,
[00:05:54] she will put all her effort into clarifying this whole
[00:05:58] case and achieving the truth and justice regarding the
[00:06:02] disappearance of the 43 Ayotzinapa students.
[00:06:05] Finally, this issue of cyclosporiasis,
[00:06:09] this issue of explosive
[00:06:12] diarrhea in the United States, is also presented.
[00:06:16] A full report is presented in which it is announced that if the
[00:06:19] FDA of the United States, this agency
[00:06:23] responsible for all sanitary matters,
[00:06:26] makes a report to Mexico because it detects these cases of
[00:06:29] explosive diarrhea in its country and there was a
[00:06:33] suspicion that they were linked to
[00:06:36] lettuce in
[00:06:39] of our country do? Well, they
[00:06:43] carry out a displacement to these
[00:06:46] production and manufacturing sites of these products.
[00:06:50] Analyses are carried out and it has not been detected
[00:06:53] that they were due to contaminated food in our country.
[00:06:57] For the moment, the analyses have shown that they have not had to
[00:07:01] do with production in Mexico.
[00:07:04] However, constant communication is maintained
[00:07:07] with the authorities of the United States
[00:07:10] so that these sanitary controls
[00:07:14] are maintained and certainty is provided that the food
[00:07:17] produced in Mexico is of good quality and has
[00:07:21] no anomalous situation, so to speak.
[00:07:26] here at the morning conference in the National
[00:07:28] Palace.
[00:07:31] Very good summary and with all this, what will be the question we will be hearing
[00:07:35] later? Well, we are going to ask everyone about
[00:07:39] this case of diplomatic relations with Peru. What do
[00:07:42] you think about the reestablishment of
[00:07:45] this diplomatic relationship? Perfect, this question seems incredible
[00:07:49] to us: Mexico, supportive and friendly with the world. We will
[00:07:52] hear you in a moment. We'll see you in a
[00:07:55] bit.
[00:08:00] The
[00:08:00] kiosk.
[00:08:07] We start with the kiosk, today very good news because President
[00:08:11] Claudia Sheinbaum informs that Mexico and
[00:08:14] Peru resume their diplomatic relations
[00:08:18] after the ideological political disagreement
[00:08:21] that occurred in December 2022. You will remember that in
[00:08:25] 2022 the Congress of Peru
[00:08:28] decided to remove President Pedro Castillo.
[00:08:32] At that time, President López Obrador
[00:08:35] denounced that his removal was due to
[00:08:38] racist issues, to issues
[00:08:41] of the humble origin of President
[00:08:44] Pedro Castillo, who could never understand
[00:08:48] a Peruvian congress that was dominated by
[00:08:51] conservatism and the Peruvian right.
[00:08:54] Well, in December 2022, then President
[00:08:57] Dina Boluarte, who came to power after the removal
[00:09:00] of Pedro Castillo, declared the Mexican
[00:09:03] ambassador to Peru, Pablo Monroy, persona non grata,
[00:09:07] even giving him 72 hours to leave the country.
[00:09:10] In 2023, in February 2023,
[00:09:13] Dina Boluarte broke diplomatic
[00:09:16] relations, definitively withdrew the diplomatic
[00:09:20] corps that was there. There was only one Mexican representative,
[00:09:24] he stayed there and diplomatic relations between
[00:09:28] Mexico and Peru were broken. The presidential election in
[00:09:31] Peru was won democratically by President Keiko
[00:09:34] Fujimori. She herself,
[00:09:38] of her own free will, asked for dialogue with
[00:09:41] Mexico. She spoke with Roberto Velasco and informed him
[00:09:45] of her government's intention to resume relations with our
[00:09:49] country. Today the president gives the good news,
[00:09:52] Mexico and Peru resume their diplomatic relations. That's
[00:09:55] right, and with that a safe conduct is issued to the
[00:09:59] government minister, former government minister in the government of
[00:10:02] Pedro Castillo, Betsy Chávez, who at this moment is traveling to our
[00:10:06] country after receiving political asylum, announces the
[00:10:10] president. The importance of continuing to bet on
[00:10:14] peace, relations in the region. This is also
[00:10:17] important where in times of wars diplomatic ties
[00:10:21] become fundamental for Latin
[00:10:27] Betsy Chávez, who was president of the Council of
[00:10:30] Ministers of the government of former President Pedro Castillo, who
[00:10:34] remained for several months in the
[00:10:37] Mexican embassy in
[00:10:38] Peru,
[00:10:42] had to close that embassy
[00:10:46] since Peru broke relations with
[00:10:48] Mexico, and remained under the
[00:10:51] protection of Brazil, whom we thank very much.
[00:10:56] She is about to land in Mexico. A safe conduct was
[00:11:00] granted for Betsy. A Mexican
[00:11:03] Air Force plane picked her up and she is in a few minutes
[00:11:07] landing in our country. It is a
[00:11:10] dialogue that was undertaken with the new government of Peru several
[00:11:14] weeks ago. This was a request that we
[00:11:18] made. It
[00:11:21] is an element
[00:11:25] or an action
[00:11:28] that
[00:11:30] is, shall we say, of good will from
[00:11:36] President Fujimori towards
[00:11:40] Peru will be reestablished and
[00:11:43] we, as always, as we have
[00:11:47] done, will
[00:11:50] continue to defend President
[00:11:53] Castillo for the reasons we have explained. They
[00:11:56] know it, the new government of Peru knows
[00:11:59] it. But it is a
[00:12:02] step and welcome,
[00:12:04] Betsy Chávez to
[00:12:08] Mexico. It is fundamental to remember that in December
[00:12:11] 2022, when the Peruvian Congress decided
[00:12:14] to remove Pedro Castillo,
[00:12:18] several presidents took a stand on the matter. At the time,
[00:12:22] Gustavo Petro, Luis. Alberto Fernández,
[00:12:25] Nicolás Maduro, Díaz Canel, and Andrés Manuel López
[00:12:29] Obrador. But above all, Andrés Manuel López Obrador sought to
[00:12:33] grant political asylum to his family. This generated tensions.
[00:12:36] Once José Yeri came to the presidency of Peru,
[00:12:40] he also mentioned the unfriendliness or unfriendly
[00:12:43] actions that existed on the part of Mexico, not only because of the
[00:12:46] political positions made in defense of Pedro
[00:12:50] Castillo's government, but also because of the political asylum
[00:12:54] granted to Betsy Chávez. A few weeks ago, it is worth remembering
[00:12:57] that the UN determined that these arrests were arbitrary,
[00:13:01] that is, Mexico and its allied countries were always
[00:13:05] right. Today the president mentions how relations between
[00:13:08] Mexico and Peru were broken and, above all, the impediment
[00:13:12] to Betsy Chávez's asylum after 200 days of waiting,
[00:13:16] where she will be arriving in our country in a few hours.
[00:13:26] message, obviously, in this case,
[00:13:30] it was the previous government of Peru that had
[00:13:33] decided to break relations with Mexico, because of a position that
[00:13:37] we expressed for the
[00:13:41] liberation
[00:13:44] of President Castillo, but
[00:13:46] also the one who
[00:13:49] was one of his
[00:13:53] secretaries, the chancellor of Peru at that
[00:13:57] time, asked for political asylum
[00:14:01] in Mexico and went to the Mexican embassy.
[00:14:05] And she was not allowed to leave for
[00:14:08] Mexico despite the fact that all international
[00:14:11] treaties allow her departure.
[00:14:15] Mexico at all times followed the international
[00:14:18] criteria and norms and
[00:14:22] treaties.
[00:14:24] On their part, they decided to break relations.
[00:14:28] We protected Betsy Chávez.
[00:14:31] We asked Brazil at the time to take charge of the
[00:14:34] embassy. She remained all this time in the
[00:14:38] embassy, and now that President
[00:14:42] Fujimori wins,
[00:14:44] it is her initiative to call
[00:14:47] Mexico. She calls
[00:14:51] the chancellor, she personally, and tells him
[00:14:55] that she wants to resolve the issue of Betsy Chávez
[00:14:58] and that she is willing to grant the safe conduct when she becomes
[00:15:02] president. From then on, a communication
[00:15:06] process with them takes place until today, I understand that
[00:15:10] she has already landed. 7:43. At 7:43,
[00:15:13] she landed. She is already in Mexico.
[00:15:17] At all times, Roberto Velasco told her that
[00:15:20] we had a position on President Castillo. She said
[00:15:24] that she understood that he
[00:15:27] was in a judicial process in Peru, but that it was
[00:15:31] her desire to reestablish relations with
[00:15:32] Mexico.
[00:15:35] Mexico is a friend of all countries in the world.
[00:15:38] Mexico seeks to maintain good diplomatic relations
[00:15:41] with all countries in the world. Today the president
[00:15:45] highlights the good relationship that our country has
[00:15:48] with all countries in the region, with Europe,
[00:15:52] also with Africa, with Asia. She highlights
[00:15:56] cases of solidarity that our country has had, for example, with humanitarian
[00:16:00] aid sent to Cuba, with the support
[00:16:03] that Venezuela has needed with the earthquakes it suffered
[00:16:06] recently, with the fires in Canada, with the fires in
[00:16:10] the United States. Mexico always seeks to have
[00:16:14] good diplomatic relations, and if support is needed,
[00:16:17] help from Mexican hands, Mexico is always
[00:16:20] willing. Yes, of course, there are countries that have disrespected
[00:16:24] our country, that have committed grievances, for example,
[00:16:28] when Daniel Noboa, the current president
[00:16:31] of Ecuador, made the decision that Ecuadorian
[00:16:34] police would enter the Mexican embassy
[00:16:38] in Quito, violating international
[00:16:41] treaties, disrespecting,
[00:16:44] humiliating the Mexican diplomatic corps in the
[00:16:48] embassy. Well, in that case, well, Mexico
[00:16:51] tries to maintain dialogue, but yes, it remains
[00:16:54] firm, Mexico is respected and Mexico is a friend of all
[00:16:57] peoples of the world. Listen
[00:17:05] It is important that Mexico has
[00:17:08] diplomatic relations with the world. In the
[00:17:11] case of Ecuador, we don't have them, because they
[00:17:14] invaded the Mexican embassy in Ecuador.
[00:17:18] It is something completely different. There is a
[00:17:21] grievance against our sovereignty.
[00:17:24] But in other cases,
[00:17:28] we always seek the best relations of friendship with all
[00:17:32] peoples of the world, because that is also the
[00:17:35] policy of Mexico that is established
[00:17:39] in the constitution and at the same time we defend the self-determination
[00:17:43] of peoples, by the way, as is the case of Cuba,
[00:17:47] that we will always defend the self-determination of the Cuban
[00:17:49] people, non-intervention and the
[00:17:53] peaceful resolution of any controversy, as established
[00:17:56] in our constitution. And on Mexico's part, humanitarian
[00:18:00] aid to everyone, as we have done
[00:18:03] historically. Recently we did it with the
[00:18:07] fires in Canada and we continue to do so. Recently
[00:18:11] we also sent two more ships to Venezuela
[00:18:15] for the people who experienced this terrible
[00:18:18] earthquake. A ship is also
[00:18:21] arriving or a ship is leaving for Cuba with humanitarian
[00:18:24] aid, because Mexico is like
[00:18:27] that. The people of Mexico are generous.
[00:18:30] Generosity is the hallmark of
[00:18:33] Mexico.
[00:18:37] Mexico in Latin America has not been marked by impositions,
[00:18:41] but by the solidarity it has shown to allied
[00:18:44] and friendly countries. Above all, this has marked the
[00:18:48] historical diplomatic route. That is to say, for
[00:18:51] those commentators, militants of the right and fascism,
[00:18:55] who say that President Claudia Sheinbaum helps
[00:18:58] other countries more than ours, which is a lie, we
[00:19:02] remind them what happened in Spain with 25,000
[00:19:05] republican intellectuals, including
[00:19:07] Luis Buñuel, who arrived during the civil war of the 1930s,
[00:19:11] or as was the case of Evo Morales in 2019,
[00:19:14] or as is the case of Ecuador even, where former President
[00:19:18] Jorge Glass also came to our country.
[00:19:22] Chile, Argentina, where military dictatorships led to
[00:19:26] Mexico being an open space in the 1970s
[00:19:29] and 80s, in Central America, Guatemala,
[00:19:33] Honduras, El Salvador, as is the case of the historical
[00:19:37] exiles from Cuba or in the case of the Soviet
[00:19:40] Union at the time in the 1930s, where even revolutionaries
[00:19:44] like Leon Trotsky came to our country. That is to say, the diplomatic
[00:19:47] route and the role that Mexico has taken is historical and
[00:19:51] fundamental to continue building bridges around
[00:19:54] the world and, above all, it is also a way in which our sovereignty
[00:19:58] is defended with dignity and solidarity. There is the good news,
[00:20:02] Mexico and Peru resume diplomatic relations. Another topic
[00:20:05] was also present. The morning conference this
[00:20:09] Friday at the National Palace was the Ayotzinapa case.
[00:20:12] Why? Surely you already know, because it is the main headline
[00:20:16] on radio, television, and also on the front pages of most
[00:20:20] national newspapers: the former PRD governor
[00:20:23] of Guerrero, Ángel Aguirre Rivero, was arrested.
[00:20:27] Aguirre Rivero was governor when
[00:20:30] the tragic Ayotzinapa case occurred, the tragic
[00:20:33] night, the unfortunate night of
[00:20:36] Iguala where... 43 Ayotzinapa
[00:20:39] students were forcibly
[00:20:42] disappeared. He was arrested because the
[00:20:47] of the Republic indicate that the
[00:20:51] governor in office concealed evidence of this case,
[00:20:54] manipulated the investigation.
[00:20:57] Interviews with parents of the students celebrate the
[00:21:01] arrest of the former PRD governor, hoping
[00:21:04] that he can provide clues to
[00:21:08] uncover the truth of what happened in that case.
[00:21:12] Today President Claudia Sheinbaum highlights the progress of the
[00:21:15] investigation, reminding that there are three new lines of
[00:21:18] investigation, remembering that it is not only the work of the
[00:21:21] prosecutor's office, but also the work of the Undersecretariat of
[00:21:25] Human Rights, also the work of the
[00:21:28] special commission for the case, and now, now
[00:21:32] scientific evidence is sought and not the statement
[00:21:35] obtained under torture. You will remember that when the
[00:21:38] historical truth was obtained, the prosecutor's
[00:21:41] office, the prosecutor's office of then Murillo Caram
[00:21:44] obtained, well, accounts, testimonies
[00:21:48] with torture, people who were involved in the case who were tortured
[00:21:52] and then released precisely because it was obtained
[00:21:55] under torture. Now scientific evidence is sought
[00:21:59] and after months of investigation it was found that the former
[00:22:03] PRD governor of Guerrero, Ángel
[00:22:06] Aguirre Rivero, is responsible. This is what President
[00:22:10] Sheinbaum said this morning.
[00:22:11] I would
[00:22:14] not like to give details,
[00:22:17] because it is part of a process and also
[00:22:21] it is up to the Attorney General of the Republic. What
[00:22:24] I can say is that the Attorney General of the Republic
[00:22:28] and the support they have had
[00:22:31] in the analysis of intelligence and
[00:22:34] investigation, with new ways
[00:22:38] of investigating,
[00:22:41] can be the same evidence, but now
[00:22:44] deepening
[00:22:47] through different mechanisms, many of them
[00:22:50] of scientific analysis
[00:22:52] allow to continue doing justice.
[00:22:56] So this arrest has to do
[00:23:00] with a job that the prosecutor's office has been doing for many months
[00:23:04] and they will have to continue
[00:23:07] providing the evidence of this arrest, why it
[00:23:11] happened, under what circumstances.
[00:23:14] There are investigation files that contain
[00:23:17] testimonies, some that were made
[00:23:21] when that false historical truth occurred,
[00:23:23] let's say, and some later
[00:23:27] when President López
[00:23:30] Obrador arrived. So all these
[00:23:34] files are present.
[00:23:37] There are
[00:23:40] many phone call records
[00:23:43] that were made that night and later that the new
[00:23:47] prosecutor did. He
[00:23:52] reviewed in more detail and with other investigation
[00:23:55] tools these phone calls and their
[00:23:58] links between people. At the same
[00:24:02] time, the case of one of the buses that stops
[00:24:06] in front of the palace of justice and
[00:24:09] the recording of that moment. So there are several
[00:24:12] lines of investigation that the prosecutor's office is following. More
[00:24:16] people have been arrested, some of whom had never
[00:24:20] appeared as possible culprits. In
[00:24:23] short, there are different lines of
[00:24:25] investigation, but the final objective is to know the
[00:24:29] truth, to do justice, and to find the
[00:24:32] young people, which is the commitment we made with the mothers and
[00:24:36] fathers of Ayotzinapa.
[00:24:39] The Ayotzinapa case is not only about seeking
[00:24:43] justice for the families who, by the way, demanded
[00:24:46] the arrest of former Governor Ángel.
[00:24:50] now detained, it is also
[00:24:52] justice for our country, for the youth of today,
[00:24:56] of the past and of those to come, for the young students, for all
[00:25:00] those Mexicans who took to the streets to
[00:25:04] protest for the disappeared who happened
[00:25:07] in the government of Enrique Peña Nieto, for the 43
[00:25:11] who are still missing and so that their families can find
[00:25:14] peace. That is why it is important to talk about how technology also becomes
[00:25:18] a form of social justice. And when we talk about
[00:25:21] technology, we are talking about geospatial analysis and call
[00:25:25] data that did not exist at the time. where an investigation of the
[00:25:29] calls, messages and metadata of the
[00:25:32] normalistas on the night of September 26,
[00:25:35] 2014, the unalterable digital traceability,
[00:25:38] use of telephone records, communication antennas to locate
[00:25:42] routes and movements of municipal police,
[00:25:45] commanders, avoiding lies that may..." go into
[00:25:49] statements and confirming it with the statements that were given at the
[00:25:52] time, advanced forensic software with
[00:25:56] recovery and processing tools
[00:25:59] for digital information to:
[00:26:02] connect networks of complicity this is also put at the
[00:26:06] service not only for the Ayotzinapa case, but as technology seeks to be a
[00:26:10] tool for missing persons
[00:26:12] in our country, Miguel, precisely the crossing
[00:26:16] of this scientifically obtained
[00:26:19] evidence, the crossing of this scientific evidence with the
[00:26:22] testimonies is what has allowed the recent
[00:26:25] capture and detention of more than 10 people in the government of President
[00:26:29] Shembow, 10 people implicated in the case. in
[00:26:32] Ayotzinapa and the detention of the former PRD governor
[00:26:36] represents that there are no untouchables in this case,
[00:26:39] yes, we must remember Murillo Karam, that during the presidency of Enrique Peña
[00:26:43] Nieto, well, it is a demand that the parents and Mexican
[00:26:46] society have, also, also, with the crossing of this
[00:26:50] scientific evidence, the owners of
[00:26:53] an irregular funeral home in Iguala
[00:26:57] that was used for the alteration of
[00:27:00] remains and evidence, manipulation.
[00:27:02] evidence can be in many cases, in addition to the
[00:27:06] capture of a former judge of Iguala who is
[00:27:09] implicated in the concealment, in the
[00:27:12] alteration of the records in the Ayotzinapa case,
[00:27:15] the president reiterated, assured that she will do
[00:27:19] everything in her power during her administration to
[00:27:23] guarantee that justice for the fathers and mothers
[00:27:26] of Ayotzinapa finally
[00:27:33] effort, all my energy, all my
[00:27:36] will so that it will be so, the parents and mothers
[00:27:40] know this,
[00:27:42] very promising
[00:27:46] investigations that are being carried out,
[00:27:49] is that at least
[00:27:52] there is more information than what was
[00:27:55] available until September
[00:27:57] 2024 that allows us to move
[00:28:00] forward.
[00:28:04] There is something that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
[00:28:07] is doing very well, and that is to defend the
[00:28:10] interests of Mexicans when there are conflicts, international
[00:28:13] allegations by companies, we saw it
[00:28:17] recently in the Vulkan case where it lost almost almost the totality
[00:28:21] of its demand, it asked for a fortune from
[00:28:25] Mexico for asking Mexico, the government of
[00:28:28] Mexico asked Vulkan. not to destroy
[00:28:32] the flora and fauna of the region there in Quintanarro, well Vulkan
[00:28:36] said how come you're not going to let me destroy nature, if I was
[00:28:39] given permits to exploit the materials in this area, well
[00:28:43] Mexico, Mexico won, Vulkan lost almost the totality,
[00:28:47] and another international case
[00:28:50] is one that has to do with
[00:28:53] Ricardo Salinas, I explain, known in our country as the great
[00:28:57] tax evader and also known on social networks as Trump's
[00:29:01] bitch. why, because let's not forget that Ricardo Salinas
[00:29:05] Pliego, is raising his hand looking to
[00:29:08] be the right-wing candidate for conservatism for the next
[00:29:11] presidential election, that is, sympathizing a lot
[00:29:15] with Donald Trump, paying money for his
[00:29:18] parties, looking there to see if they invite him to the big international
[00:29:21] meetings, well, that's why he earned that nickname as Trump's
[00:29:25] bitch, well, the companies, Ricardo Salinas
[00:29:29] Pliego's lawyers were. when to get rid of debts
[00:29:32] he has abroad, in the United States.
[00:29:36] Well, recently, an international arbitration
[00:29:39] favored Mexico in the case of TV Azteca's
[00:29:43] creditors in the American Union. It
[00:29:47] was considered that the resolution, derived from the work of
[00:29:51] good, which also worked in the Vulkan
[00:29:55] case, how much money are we talking about that
[00:29:58] Mexico saved. book, let's see the
[00:30:02] details,
[00:30:04] this team that works in the
[00:30:07] Ministry of Economy eh related
[00:30:10] to eh the legal
[00:30:13] work in international courts is very good,
[00:30:17] really, we already talked about the
[00:30:21] Vulcan case of Calica
[00:30:24] eh that the resolution was very
[00:30:27] good, in
[00:30:31] the sense that there could have been some problem with the
[00:30:34] telecan, but it
[00:30:37] was mentioned by the company, later
[00:30:40] we can give more details because for now
[00:30:44] there is still a period of a few
[00:30:47] days to be able to give more information, in
[00:30:51] this case it was the same
[00:30:55] because
[00:30:57] there was