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Mexico'sSheinbaum urges U.S. politicians to stop using Mexico as a midterm campaign issue, telling reporters 'Mexico is nobody's pinata.' She defended a new humanitarian aid shipment to Cuba as a matter of sovereignty.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum on Thursday called on U.S. politicians to stop using Mexico as a campaign issue ahead of November midterm elections, saying 'Mexico is nobody's pinata.' She defended a new shipment of humanitarian aid to Cuba after Republican Congressman Carlos Gimenez accused her government of undermining the U.S. 'maximum pressure' policy toward the island.

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