Mexico reviewing cooperation with US due to 'blatant' tension

Mexico is reevaluating its cooperation with the United States because of "very public and blatant differences" with President Donald Trump's administration, the foreign minister said today after a week of rising tension.

Speaking after Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto announced a sweeping review of bilateral cooperation -- including in vital areas such as security -- Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray said the move was a response to recent tensions over Trump's decision to order National Guard troops to the border and his Twitter outbursts over a caravan of US-bound migrants.