“Mexico's Foreign Minister: Security Cooperation Must Respect Our Sovereignty” — what this page in the network covers. Mexico's foreign minister Roberto Velasco Álvarez tells Bloomberg This Weekend that the country maintains a strong relationship with the United States while insisting that cooperation on security must respect Mexico's sovereignty and territorial integrity. Speaking with hosts David Gura and Christina Ruffini, he outlines the principles Mexico brings to the bilateral partnership. Velasco Álvarez also says Mexico remains cautiously optimistic about ongoing trade negotiations as it seeks relief from US tariffs on automobiles and steel.
His comments frame the trade talks as a priority for Mexican industry and a test of how the two neighbors manage economic friction. The interview covers both security and commerce, showing how Mexico is balancing close cooperation with the US against its insistence on sovereignty and its push for relief from tariffs affecting key export sectors. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.