Mexican Ambassador to US Carlos Sada Says Mexico Is Prepared for Trump teleSUR
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Carlos Sada Solana, the Mexican ambassador to the United States, speaks during a news conference in Mexico City. (Reuters/Edgard Garrido)

Mexican Ambassador to the United States Carlos Sada said on Thursday that his country is ready to face what may come with the "uncertain political future in the U.S.," regarding the upcoming presidential elections in November.

The top diplomat said in a press conference in Philadelphia that Mexican authorities will "protect the most vulnerable,” in reference to the undocumented immigrants residing on U.S. soil.

Sada is attending the Democratic National Convention and also attended the Republican one. He said Mexico is prepared for any worst-case scenario such as mass deportations.

"We have no intention to enter into a confrontation now, we are just modulating… The bottom line is whet all possible doors," Sada said to Univision about his role in the two political conventions.

His statements also follow the recent visit to Washington by President Enrique Peña Nieto, who according to analysts has softened his tone regarding to Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, who had earlier compared to Hitler and Mussolini.

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