United States president, Barack Obama, made another move to strengthen ties to the Hispanic
community. He phoned next Mexico president, Pena Nieto, to discuss future politics. Increasing
his visible ties and respect for the Latino community, it's becoming clearer who will win
the next United States Presidential election.
"The two leaders reaffirmed the close bilateral partnership the United States and
Mexico enjoy based on mutual respect, shared responsibility, and the deep connections
between our people," said a White House readout, posted on
USAToday.
Discussing various issues with Nieto, some of the highlighted Obama topics included
US and Mexico security and economic woes. Both President Obama and future president Pena Nieto
have great belief in turning the economies around for both countries, supporting once another
where needed.
President Obama called Mexican leader, Pena Nieto, from Camp David. He is spending a long
retreat at the location with his family for the July 4th, Independence Day holiday.
