AMLO Outlines Vision for U.S.-Mexico Relations, Proposes $20 Billion Aid Plan

As he nears the end of his term, Mexican President López Obrador advocates for addressing root causes of migration and maintaining sovereignty.

Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, in a 60 Minutes interview, discusses his legacy, immigration policies, and relations with the U.S.
AMLO proposes a $20 billion annual U.S. aid to Latin America to address root causes of migration, alongside lifting sanctions on Venezuela and ending the Cuban embargo.
López Obrador emphasizes a policy of 'Hugs, Not Bullets' to combat cartel violence, claiming a nearly 20% drop in homicides since taking office.
Critics question the effectiveness of AMLO's strategies, pointing to persistent corruption and the influence of cartels in upcoming elections.
AMLO defends Mexico's sovereignty against U.S. political pressures, advocating for a relationship of equals with the United States.