At the end of May a meeting could be held on the southern border with Arévalo: AMLO

At the end of May, a bilateral meeting of the presidents of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, and of Guatemala, Bernardo Arévalo, could take place on the southern border to address common issues such as border security or the possibility of expanding the Mayan Train to the north of Guatemala to that they can visit Mayan archaeological zones in that country.

During his conference, he also announced that he has already signed a decree to convert Chetumal into a free zone, where products can be purchased at very low prices. In his conference he talked about the activity in the southeast of the country with the new investments that his government made in recent years, such as the Tulum airport, where 60 international flights already operate.

Likewise, he said that in the construction of hotels in the southeast, the works carried out by the army are 80 percent complete. “When all this is over I will invite my adversaries to the southeast” so that they can verify the progress in the region.

He commented that this weekend he will go to the southeast, and hopes to return to watch the second presidential debate.

-What do you expect from the debate?

-Let’s see, like Saint Thomas.