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    Mexico to Relaunch Diplomatic Ties with Cuba, Venezuela

    Mexico to Relaunch Diplomatic Ties with Cuba, Venezuela

    Mexico City - Mexico's relations with Venezuela and Cuba are regaining pace and the three countries plan to exchange ambassadors soon, Mexico's foreign minister said Tuesday.

    "All three governments value the importance of relaunching and formalizing diplomatic relations, something which could happen very soon," Foreign Minister Patricia Espinosa Cantellano said. "We will soon receive Cuba's and Venezuela's ambassadors."

    "Mexico's ambassadors will soon travel to these nations, where we will open a new stage of relations with them," she said.

    Mexico broke off diplomatic relations with both nations during the 2000 to 2006 government of President Vicente Fox due to contradictory positions on various issues.

    Fox and his Venezuelan counterpart, Hugo Chavez, clashed over a dispute over the U.S.-promoted Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA). Fox criticized Chavez for opposing the FTAA.

    Fox also had been in rows with Cuban leader Fidel Castro, which led to the withdrawal of ambassadors in 2004.

    However, the three nations have been improving their relations in recent months.

    "What I can say is that there is political will on all sides to have relationships at all levels and to develop respectful and constructive relations," said the foreign minister.

    Mexico has chosen its ambassadors to the two countries and will send them as early as next week.



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    Good for them. While they are at it they need to discuss what is wrong with their respective cesspools and how to fix them.

    The US needs to cut off ALL FOREIGN AID TO ANY AND ALL ARROGANT, DELUSIONAL CESSPOOL CALLING ITSELF A COUNTRY WITH A GOVERNMENT THAT AIDS, ABETS AND INSTRUCTS ITS POVERTY STRICKEN TO CROSS OUR BORDERS.

    Maybe then, they will realize that THEY ARE THE REASON THEIR CORRUPT CESSPOOL REGIMES ARE POVERTY STRICKEN and that THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR FIXING THEIR PROBLEMS AND KEEPING THEIR PERPETUALLY BREEDING, CRIMINAL POPULATIONS HOME, not America or American TAX DOLLARS.
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    Mexico City - Mexico's relations with Venezuela and Cuba are regaining pace and the three countries plan to exchange ambassadors soon, Mexico's foreign minister said Tuesday.
    This should wake someone up in our government. Of course they are probably doing this to get back at President Bush for the little bit he's doing to slow the invasion down.

    We knew they were using him as a puppet and remember all the threats they gave if we enforced our laws.

    This comes as no surprise. Go ahead, Mexico. Maybe our president will stop pandering to you now.
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