Más Información
!["No seremos aplanadora… pero reforma judicial se podría aprobar el 1 de septiembre": Ricardo Monreal](https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/resizer/v2/MW2VDMDDDZBBJMTF5O7N4LDUJY.jpg?auth=2b0cb7997c9111d36c642ac63c5968cc9dc9c7df37019d3cc16cdd20eba29318&smart=true&width=263&height=200)
"No seremos aplanadora… pero reforma judicial se podría aprobar el 1 de septiembre": Ricardo Monreal
![Reforma judicial: "Siempre habrá diálogo, pero hay cosas que corresponden a mexicanos": responde Sheinbaum a Ken Salazar](https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/resizer/v2/YM4KMAZHQFHJRF3XBITNVLXOAY.jpg?auth=8e34c02c5fda28d079d1de471f49da296c669c4dab8ca7b4617a62c45d4f2b1c&smart=true&width=263&height=200)
Reforma judicial: "Siempre habrá diálogo, pero hay cosas que corresponden a mexicanos": responde Sheinbaum a Ken Salazar
Celebrity chef José Andrés is backing out of a plan to open a flagship restaurant in Donald Trump's new hotel under construction in Washington.
Andrés issued a statement Wednesday citing Trump's statements "disparaging immigrants" in his decision to cancel plans for an eatery at the Trump International Hotel.
Andrés is a Spanish immigrant and recently became a U.S. citizen.
Real estate mogul and Republican presidential candidate Trump said in a campaign speech June 16 that some Mexican immigrants bring drugs and crime to the U.S., and some are rapists. He's been criticized but hasn't apologized. A host of organizations are severing or re-examining relationships with Trump.
Andrés says Trump's statements "make it impossible for my company and I to move forward." Andrés says more than half of his team and many of his guests are Hispanic.