Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum stated during her morning press conference that relations with the U.S. government continue to develop through institutional mechanisms of cooperation and permanent communication.
Addressing various comments and positions emerging around the bilateral agenda, Sheinbaum indicated she does not attribute such statements directly to U.S. President Donald Trump. She emphasized the importance of analyzing each issue through official channels of dialogue between both countries.
Sheinbaum stressed that she maintains communication with the U.S. government to address matters of common interest involving the border, trade, security, and other aspects of bilateral relations.
The Mexican president said her administration will continue defending national sovereignty and interests through diplomatic dialogue and mutual respect between the two nations.
She also indicated that her government will keep the public informed about bilateral agenda items as conversations and agreements between both administrations develop.
The remarks come as public attention focuses on various shared issues between Mexico and the United States, with both administrations maintaining institutional coordination and communication mechanisms.
**Sources:**
Morning Press Conference Statement (Grupo Milenio), Special Bilateral Report (KRDO / CNN en Español)