Mexico vows ‘new agenda’ with Trump

LIMA. — Mexico’s President Enrique Pena Nieto said on Saturday that his government will seek a dialogue with US President-elect Donald Trump, who infuriated Mexicans with vitriolic attacks on their country and its people during his campaign.“In the face of the positions that President-elect Trump has taken, we are prioritising dialogue as a path to build a new agenda for our bilateral relations,” Pena Nieto said at a summit of Asia-Pacific leaders.

“For Mexico, our relation with the United States is central, given the level of trade and integration we have now,” he added during a roundtable on trade in Lima, Peru. — AFP.

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