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Weekly Report - 14 July 2022 (WR-22-28)
MEXICO: Much left unsaid as López Obrador meets Biden
Mexico’s President Andrés Manuel López Obrador travelled to the US on 11 July to meet US President Joe Biden. The trip provided a chance to patch up bilateral relations following López Obrador’s well-documented boycott of the US-hosted Summit of the Americas (SoA) last month. The two presidents released a joint statement after the meeting. However, despite the length of López Obrador’s address - which lasted over 30 minutes - what was omitted from the statement proved most telling.
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