U.S. President Barack Obama Monday telephoned Enrique Peña Nieto, virtual winner of the presidential election in Mexico, to congratulate him on the results of the elections, the White House.
"The two leaders reaffirmed the close
bilateral cooperation that the U.S. and Mexico enjoy based on
mutual respect, shared
responsibility and the
deep relations between
our government," the White House said in a news
release.
U.S. President "reiterated their commitment to work together with Mexico and hopes to advance common goals, including promoting democracy, economic prosperity and security in the region and around the world in the coming years," said the office Obama.
The president also congratulated the Mexicans "have once
again demonstrated its
commitment to
democratic values through a
process of free,
fair and
transparent."
According to data from the Preliminary Electoral Results Program (PREP), the
PRI is virtual Enrique Peña Nieto won Mexico's presidential election, with 38.01% so far.
Good for the U.S. president, Peña Nieto followed should meet with the president of United States to learn and take advice, to have that sticks, because I think that will do nothing good for our country.
ResponderEliminarI do not think that the elections were fair and that there is currently disagreement about that a lot EPN into power, but also see it is good to confirm the solidarity between the two countries.
ResponderEliminarit smells more corrupcio, racketeering and other things that are going to continue hurting Mexico
ResponderEliminarThat i think does not deserve congratulations for electoral fraud that existed
ResponderEliminarGood for Obama because this being good to our country, but I do not think Peña Nieto do something good for the good of us just the opposite.
ResponderEliminarIs important that President Barack has welcomed and is willing to support Mexico as required.
ResponderEliminarI think they should have expected the final tally, since last Sunday was a part of the vote any more, and all the authorities and were giving the winner to EPN, so things are not that way
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