Off the wire
• Copa America Centenario result  • Russian athletes to file joint lawsuit with CAS  • AirAsia, Malaysian authorities in quarrel over naming of airport terminal  • Aussie company to deploy world-first shark warning technology at surfing events  • New Zealand continues to see growth in tourism sector  • Roundup: DPRK fires 6th suspected Musudan missile, 2nd in a day  • Aussie government denies playing politics with asylum seekers in close election  • Xinhua world news summary at GMT 0230, June 22  • IOC backs IAAF Russian ban but gives chances to some athletes  • Stars to watch at Wimbledon women's singles  
You are here: 　 Home

U.S.-LatAm ties will suffer if Trump is elected: Peruvian president-elect

Xinhua, June 22, 2016 Adjust font size:

Peruvian President-elect Pedro Pablo Kuczynski warned on Tuesday that the relationship between Latin America and the United States would be difficult if Donald Trump is elected president.

Kuczynski said he expressed this concern during a phone conversation with U.S. President Barack Obama on Monday evening.

Trump's migration policies, including the idea of building a wall along the border with Mexico, were of great concern, the 77-year-old economist, who will be sworn in next month, told a news conference. Endi