(((DragReport))) headline is pic related. You may say, "why should I care about Mexico?" As it happens, this is a big story, and its impact may be far-reaching.
From the article:
> Voters decided in their millions to turn their backs on the two parties which have ruled Mexico for almost 100 years
This is evidence of considerable dissatisfaction within Mexico. Now, to quote the NSA, "how can we use this?"
Obviously, it is an excellent opportunity for shilling AGAINST the populist candidate. After all, the more his agenda is hampered, the more unrest there will be. We should also stoke fears among Catholics that he's going to "melt down the Church's gold". In other words, we must set them upon each other.
Well, now you do!
DeepL.com translates incredibly well. Better than some 4 year students of the language.
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Just pick "from" English, and "to" Spanish.
I'll prove how fucking good it is. Here's a translation of a Mexico City's present top story:
Mexico City. Andrés Manuel López Obrador, virtual winner of the presidential election, reported that he received a call from U.S. President Donald Trump, with whom he spoke for half an hour and was treated respectfully.
On Twitter he reported: "I got a call from Donald Trump and we talked for half an hour. I proposed to explore a comprehensive agreement; of development projects that will generate employment in Mexico, and with it, reduce migration and improve security. There was respectful treatment and our representatives will talk.
Trump said he had a "great conversation" with López Obrador, with whom he anticipated "a very good relationship" and cooperation on immigration issues.
"I just spoke with the president-elect of Mexico," he told reporters in the Oval Office. "I think the relationship is going to be very good. We had a great conversation," he said.
"I think he's going to try to help us with the border," Trump added, after months of tense ties with his southern neighbors over Washington's harsh stance toward undocumented migrants.
The State Department issued a statement congratulating López Obrador on his election and saying the elections demonstrate the "commitment of the people of Mexico to democratic values.
He adds that the United States will seek to "deepen our strong partnership with Mexico" on security and prosperity for citizens.
(With information from Afp)