Claudia Sheinbaum openly challenged Trump on drug trafficking
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President Claudia Sheinbaum publicly confronted President Donald Trump over his remarks on drug trafficking, demanding that the United States address its own role in cartel financing, weapons flow, and drug consumption. She stated Mexico does not need external judgment and called for U.S. accountability. This challenge was made in September 2026.
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- Sheinbaum dice que "no necesitamos que nos juzguen desde afuera" tras proclama de Trump sobre narcotráfico en México | CNN
La presidenta de México, Claudia Sheinbaum, dijo este jueves que “no necesitamos que nos juzguen desde afuera”, en respuesta a la proclamación presidencial de Donald Trump que califica a México como país de relevancia en el tránsito ...
- Las dos caras de Claudia Sheinbaum: la presidenta de México afianza su gobierno pese a las contradicciones | CNN
Es una aparente contradicción que ha rendido frutos al evitar confrontaciones innecesarias con su par de Estados Unidos. Esas son las dos Claudias Sheinbaum, que inevitablemente me hacen recordar el famoso cuadro “Las dos Fridas” de la pintora mexicana Frida Kalho, parte del extraordinario acervo del Museo de Arte Moderno de la Ciudad de México.
- Trump, Sheinbaum talk as US, Mexico close in on a trade agreement - POLITICO
President Donald Trump and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum spoke by phone Wednesday as the two countries close in on a trade deal, according to a person familiar with the call and a U.S.
- 'What About US Cartels?': Mexico Gives 'REALITY CHECK' To Trump After Canada's Brutal 'War' - Times of India Videos
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum directly challenged Donald Trump's criticism over drug trafficking, asking what the US is doing to tackle cartels, money laundering and weapons flowing into Mexico.
- Under pressure from Trump on cartels, Sheinbaum turns spotlight on US drug use
President Sheinbaum responded Thursday morning to an official statement by U.S. President Trump that called on Mexico to "take additional action against the narcoterrorist organizations that dominate vast areas of its territory." (Camila Ayala Benabib / Cuartoscuro, Shutterstock) ... Mexico doesn’t need to be judged “from the outside,” President Claudia Sheinbaum declared Thursday, two days after U.S.
- Sheinbaum accuses U.S. sectors of encouraging “unsustainable” intervention in Mexico - News247Plus
Sheinbaum countered this information with a recent statement from the U.S. Northern Command, which he said highlighted security cooperation between the two countries. “The U.S. military says, ‘We coordinate very well with Mexico,’” he said. The president questioned the reports as she assured that “they have no support” and that their source “is doubtful”; however, she recognized that they can “impact Mexico”, although she argued that her aim is mainly to influence the United States before the November elections.
- Sheinbaum urges U.S. accountability over drug struggle after Trump's demands - News247Plus
During her morning press conference, the president reacted to recent U.S. observations on the advance of the cartels in the region and rejected the signals that intend to scrutinize domestic security policies.
- Trump Kept Mexico on the Drug Blacklist. Sheinbaum's Comeback: Audit Yourselves First
President Sheinbaum used her Thursday morning briefing to demand Washington produce its own accounting of drug use, money laundering and gun trafficking. Mexico points to 92 alleged cartel operators handed to U.S. custody since February 2025 ...
- Sheinbaum responde a Trump: “No necesitamos que nos juzguen desde fuera. Sabemos cuáles son los problemas de México y actuamos” | EL PAÍS México
Sheinbaum ha reclamado, ante las críticas de su homólogo estadounidense, que le gustaría ver un reporte del Gobierno de Estados Unidos con los resultados e iniciativas de Estados Unidos para perseguir a los narcotraficantes al otro lado de la frontera, para detener el lavado de dinero y el tráfico de armas que nutren a los grupos criminales y para frenar el consumo de opiáceos en la sociedad estadounidense. La presidenta ha devuelto el dardo a la Administración de Trump.