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Insidecostarica.com - San José, Costa Rica - Tuesday 22 March  2005

 

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G-77 meeting in Cuba focuses on South-South cooperation
Cuba urges US to change position on human rights issue
Power outage affects half of Chile's population
Russia defends arms sales to Venezuela
Mexico to Demand the US over Offensive and tendentious Statements
Guatemala's Attorney General Denounce "Colombianization" of Guatemala

Mexico to Demand the US over Offensive and tendentious Statements
Mexico will demand the United States over tendentious and offensive statements by Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) director Porter Gross.

The statements have nothing to do with the current reality in Mexico, said Mexican Interior Minister Santiago Creel who elaborated saying that he would reiterate Mexican´s uncomfortable feeling caused by Gross after saying that Mexico is the backyard of his country.

In a meeting between Mexico, United States and Canada tomorrow, Creel will make clear his country´s uneasiness by such offensive statements and Mexico will not let the bilateral relations to get so low with statements of this type.

Creel said he will also insist on the need for an agreement that legalizes all Mexicans who are working in the United States.

According to the Interior minister, the recent statements made by different US entities and officials regarding the security in the US-Mexico border and the fight against organized crime do not correspond with the reality.

The statements are tendentious, manipulating and are trying to damage Mexico, he stressed.

Deputy Foreign Minister Gerónimo Gutiérrez told press that the statements by the CIA director are ill-advised because the Mexican government has a constructive dialogue and spirit of cooperation with different US security agencies.

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