Mexico prohibits foreign campaign after the US declares against illegal immigration
The Mexico president said the US Interior Security Secretary had announced for months against illegal immigration on Mexico television. The country can restore the withdrawal law in 2018 to maintain foreign ads.
Claudia Sheenbam
Marco Ugarte
Mexico President Claudia Sheenbam announced a rebuilding on Monday and banned the foreign campaign published after a statement published in the Mexican Mexican Press of US Interior Secretary Christ Noem against illegal immigration.
“Today or tomorrow will be sent to Congress (actions) so that it will not pay any foreign government or foreign government. They are paying the matter, so that they can reveal these statements, this campaign and discrimination message,” the president said at a press conference.
The Mexican leader is turning on television for “a few months” and shows the weekend during football games, where the Naaam president Donald Trump tells the world “message to the world: if they are illegally planning to enter the United States, or think about it. “
“I will be clear: If they come to our country and violate our laws, we will process them. Offenders are not welcomed in the United States,” Christ Noem said in a statement.
Mexico can restore the withdrawal law in 2014
Sheenbam is trying to restore a section of the Federal Telecommunications Act, which was withdrawn in the presidency of Enrique Pena Nito (2012-2018), in 2014.
With this measure, foreign governments cannot pay traditional media or social networks to spread ads in Mexico.
“Broadcasting and television concessions in the country cannot be broadcasting the political, theoretical or commercial propaganda of foreign governments or organizations, or allowing the media to affect the internal matters of their subsidy,” he said.
Claudia Sheenbam said that the National Council for the Prevention of Discrimination (Kanprad) sent a letter to the media to eliminate the Mexican Noom announcement, as “has an unscrupulous message, attentive to human dignity and promotes rejection or violence acts of immigrants”.
“For this reason, we invite you to remove the space, in accordance with the construction of society without discrimination, as established in our constitution,” the internal ministry (SEGOB) concludes the creature.
The Noyam message visiting Mexico on March 28 reflects Trump’s growing pressure on the Mexican government to have the flow of drugs and immigrants.
