*Mexico’s Pres. Sheinbaum says U.S. presented no evidence of money laundering against Mexican banks. *U.S. Pres. Trump threatened to impose tariffs on BRICS countries. teleSUR
00:00In other informations, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, said that the economic and political survival of Javier Milley's government depends on his ability to guarantee an electoral victory and maintains his alignment with the White House.
00:13In a meeting with his Argentinian counterpart, Javier Milley, held at the White House, the U.S. president stated that economic support for Argentina is conditional on the victory of the far-right president in the upcoming October 26th elections.
00:28Trump priced the Milley's management but made it clear that any additional financial support depends on an alignment with Washington, including reducing relations with China and opening up to U.S. investments.
00:41These statements have generated concern in the Argentinian government, which, according to all the polls, would lose the vote by more than a 10 percent.
00:50Now we go to Mexico, where the government has just reported that the U.S. Treasury Department has not provided evidence to support allegations of money laundering involving two banks operating in Mexico.
01:06President Claudia Sheinbaum stated that the banking institutions involved did not report any illegal activities or money laundering.
01:13She added that only administrative irregularities were identified and, therefore, no sanctions were imposed.
01:20The head of state also assured that the intervention did not affect the stability of the country's financial system.
01:26The situation of the two banks and the securities firm, we said from the outset.
01:45We did not support this decision by the U.S. Treasury Department, because we did not have sufficient evidence.
01:54They did not send us sufficient documentation or evidence, and from the audits carried out by the National Banking and Securities Commission, administrative problems were found, but nothing related to money laundering.
02:07In any case, by taking this measure, the Treasury Department, well, it could have created a situation of instability in the Mexican financial system, and the Ministry of Finance decided to intervene in these banks.
02:22They were in contact with the two banks, the two banks, the two banks and the brokerage firm at all times, but they had to intervene, above all, to prevent the outflow of capital from these banks, which could have created problems for account holders.
02:38The President of the United States, Donald Trump, threatened to impose tariffs on countries belonging to the BRICS group after accusing them of attacking the dollar's hegemony in the global financial system.
02:54The U.S. President stated that the BRICS Association represents an attack on the dollar's hegemony in global finance and announced that he would impose sanctions on the group's member countries, which would lead the nations to abandon the bloc.
03:09During the first day of the summit, the leaders of the economic bloc rejected the protectionist measures and tariff policies promoted by the U.S. government, giving emphatic support to multilateralism and rejecting protectionism.
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