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  Twelve tons of cocaine seized in Colombia
  Top Chinese advisor holds talks with Cuban leader
  Colombian presidential election scheduled for next May
  Mexican president condemns measures by US against illegal immigrants
  Guatemala Concerned over Fuel Price Increases


Mexican president condemns measures by US against illegal immigrants
Mexican President Vicente Fox on Friday condemned the intensification of anti-immigrant measures adopted by the United States, including the construction of a wall along the common border.

Fox, whose country is one of the main sources of illegal migration to the United States, said in a statement that "walls are useless."

Fox said that in cases of violence, the Mexican Foreign Ministry will reinforce the denunciations in international fora on violations of human rights of Mexicans in the United States.

US President George W. Bush issued the Real ID Act, which restricts asylum, bans the issuing of drivers licenses to illegal aliens and plans the construction of a wall in southwest United States, along with the Mexican border.



 

 
 

 
 
 
 
   

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