Just this Thursday morning, Foreign Secretary Marcelo Ebrard reiterated his position in the face of Russia's recent attacks on Ukraine and said that Mexico rejected the use of force. "Mexico's position has been to reject the use of force." Likewise, the foreign minister ruled out, for the time being, that the Mexican relationship with the Kremlin would be shaken by this situation: "Mexico maintains its dialogue with Russia," he declared.
In a joint virtual press conference, the Mexican ambassador to the United Nations (UN), Juan Ramón de la Fuente, recounted the Mexican position in . . .
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