Lopez Obrador and Mexico

u.s: Roughly half of the sum would go to Mexico, while the remainder would be divided among Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador, Lopez Obrador said. ; That is investment to create jobs so that the people don't have the need to abandon their communities, their families, their regions, their customs, their culture, he said, according to The Japan Times. That is the dream that we want to convert into a reality. The previously discussed investments would aim to reduce immigration from Mexico and Central America by providing more opportunities in those countries. He said they were nearing an agreement and that he would consider traveling to the U.S. if there is a solid accord to sign. Several migrant caravans have drawn the ire of U.S. President Donald Trump. Mexico has been under pressure from the U.S. to address the flow of Central American immigrants through the country. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.