VOICED : Canciller de Mexico minimiza riesgo de choque con EEUU tras dialogo con Trump

The transcript discusses the positive state of US-Mexico relations, highlighted by Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard's visit to Washington. The focus is on the bilateral agreement to reduce irregular migration, with Mexico deploying troops to its borders and the US recognizing these efforts. In return, the US dropped tariff threats. Ebrard also emphasized the need for the US to address illegal arms trafficking into Mexico. Migration statistics show a significant decrease in border detentions since May.

What is the current state of the relationship between Mexico and the United States?

• Neutral and indifferent

• Deteriorating rapidly

• Positive with low conflict risk

• Tense and confrontational

What action did Mexico take to address irregular migration?

• Increased tariffs on US goods

• Deployed troops to its borders

• Closed its northern border

• Implemented a travel ban

What did the United States do in response to Mexico's efforts on migration?

• Increased tariffs on Mexican imports

• Acknowledged Mexico's efforts

• Closed its southern border

• Implemented stricter visa policies

What did Ebrard emphasize as important for Mexico in his discussions with the US?

• Trade agreements

• Tourism promotion

• Migration and arms issues

• Cultural exchanges

What was the result of the bilateral commitment in terms of migration numbers?

• A decrease in migration

• Migration numbers doubled

• An increase in migration

• No change in migration