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Texto: Según el antiguo empresario y actual presidente Donald Drumpf, muchos de los problemas a los que se enfrentan los estadounidenses acabarán cuando se construya un “gran y hermoso muro” en la frontera sur, cuya construcción “tendrá” que financiar México. El presidente mexicano ha rechazado la posibilidad de que el gobierno mexicano pague. Durante una rueda de prensa, sostuvo que no podía apoyar la “generalización” de que los mexicanos son traficantes de drogas, criminales o violadores. Quiso destacar también que pocos saben que más de trece millones de personas y casi sesenta mil camiones y coches viajan legalmente entre ambos países cada mes.Answer:According to former businessman and current president Donald Drumpf, many of the problems that Americans face will finish when a "great and beautiful" wall is built in the south border, whose construction will "have to" be financed by Mexico. The Mexican president has rejected the possibility that the Mexican government will pay. During a press tour, he sustained that he could not support the "generalization" of Mexicans being drug dealers, criminals and rapists. He also wanted to highlight that few know about the more than 13 million of people and almost 70,000 trucks and cars which legally travel between both countries every month.

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