Perhaps Andrés Manuel López Obrador is concerned by Donald Trump’s possible plans to keep the border closed and use Mexico as a scapegoat to justify the evident failure of his health policies
The exhibition consists of 70 pieces—62 original cartoons—of outstanding aesthetic value by cartoonists who have portrayed the history of the country with special emphasis on Mexico-US relations
López Obrador, who met with U.S. lawmakers this week, said he did not want there to be any motive for the United States to reopen negotiations
After the Second World War, when both countries reached an agreement for Mexicans to work the fields in the U.S. from 1942 to 1965
The exhibition contains pieces from the most important Chicano artists in history
Although Mexico is the country with the most trade agreements in the world, its economy depends on the US
The joint effort comes as a surprise since the relationship has been rocky since Donald Trump became President
Through fear and division, the U.S. Government attempts to stop the migration flow into their country
The Mexican government condemns the separation of children from immigrant parents at the border, calling it “cruel and inhumane”; urges the U.S. to reconsider the practice
The only way to overcome division is through political will, social and economic integration, dialogue, and deliberation between nations