Could the United States send Mexican deportees to Salvador? Tuesday Mañanera summarized

In the United States, could Mexicans be expelled in Salvador and locked up in President Nayib Bukele mega-prison? When Acapulqueños Be able to switch from A to B via a ferry service that crosses the sparkling bay of Acapulco?

They were among the questions that President Claudia Sheinbaum answered his press conference on Tuesday morning.

We sent 2 best Dangerous MS-13 leaders plus 21 of his most wanted back to court in Salvador. Also, as promised by @PotusWe sent more than 250 members of the Tren of Aragua, a foreign enemies, which El Salvador agreed to hold in their very good prisons at a fair price which …

– Secretary Marco Rubio (@secrubio) March 16, 2025

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele began to custody of certain deportees from the United States in a giant, overcrowded and maximum safety prison known as Cecot, or the terrorism confinement center.

Here is a summary of March 18 of the president Mañanera.

The Mexicans are expelled from us “will always arrive in Mexico”, explains Sheinbaum

A journalist asked the president if he was possible that the Mexicans in the United States were expelled and sent to prison in Salvador, As happened Sunday at 238 Venezuelans who are alleged members of the gang of crime of Tren of Aragua.

Sheinbaum noted that when The Trump administration has announced He would send illegal and criminal immigrants to a detention center in Guantanamo Bay, the Mexican government sent a diplomatic note to the United States Embassy in Mexico.

She said her government had sent the note to express her point of view to the Trump administration that “no Mexican should be sent anywhere except Mexico.”

“They answered the diplomatic note saying that, while Mexico accepted repatriated people (the Mexicans expelled) would return to Mexico,” said Sheinbaum.

“We are therefore certain that anyone (Mexican) in the United States who is expelled … will always arrive in Mexico,” she said.

Sheinbaum said on Monday that Mexico had received 24,413 deportees – 19,846 Mexicans and 4,567 foreigners – from the United States since US President Donald Trump took office on January 20.

Anti-government robots “do not have much impact”

After the false news of the Federal Government of Department of Chief Miguel Ángel Elorza Vásquez denounced the use of “opposition robots” to attack the government on social networks, Sheinbaum weighed on the issue.

“The truth is that they don’t have much impact,” she said, noting that she won the presidential election last year more than 30 points Despite a long campaign on social networks against her that used hashtags such as #narcocandidata (#narcocandide).

“In any case, it is very important to denounce it because someone allocates resources (to attack us on social networks),” said Sheinbaum.

Recently, the government has been attacked on the X social media platform in relation to The Teuchitlán case implying the discovery this month of human remains burned with Over 150 pairs of shoes and other personal articles thrown into a property of the state of Jalisco.

According to Elorza, robots have led the recent campaign against the government using hashtags such as #narcopreidentiaamlo and #narcopresidentaclaudia.

He said 20 million pesos (1 million US dollars) had been spent on “this dirty campaign” in just four days, he said.

Sheinbaum pointed out: “Where (get) 20 million pesos in four days in order to make a trend subject, a fake subject of trend?”

Aquatic public transport from Acapulco

A journalist questioned the president The “Maribús” project (SEA Bus) Public Transport Project She announced in January.

Sheinbaum said that Maribús – who will transport passengers from different Acapulco parts and nearby coastal areas – “will be ready this year”.

She confirmed that the project was part of The long -term hurricanes recovery plan and 8 billion peso called “transforming acapulco with you”.

“We are going to ask the admiral to come to see what are the main judgments,” said Sheinbaum, referring to the Minister of Navy Raymundo Pedro Morales Ángeles.

“First of all, there will be a first phase which will be inaugurated this year, then a second phase will come.

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