After U.S. President Donald Trump said Mexican leaders are 'petrified' of cartels, Mexican President Sheinbaum responded.

Sheinbaum told reporters on Friday morning she sees no need to meet with her U.S. counterpart because of economic tensions between the two countries.

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Sheinbaum’s policy of Trump appeasement may well be the least-bad course open to Mexico. But it should be seen for what it is, not misunderstood as the brave resistance it most definitely is not.

Trump replied a day after Sheinbaum confirmed Trump pressed her last month to accept a bigger role for the U.S. military in combating drug cartels in Mexico.