Exclusive: Central America to seek Mexico's support after Trump win


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  • Thursday, 17 Nov 2016

Guatemala's President Jimmy Morales (L), Honduras' President Juan Orlando Hernandez and El Salvador's President Salvador Sanchez Ceren sing national anthems during the Tri-National anti gang task force deployment ceremony in Nueva Ocotepeque, Honduras, November 15, 2016. REUTERS/Jose Cabezas

GUATEMALA CITY/SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador have agreed to join forces and seek support from Mexico to forge a joint strategy in response to Donald Trump winning the U.S. presidency, El Salvador's foreign minister told Reuters on Wednesday.

Trump's election upset has sent shockwaves through Mexico and Central America, which rely heavily on U.S. remittances and bilateral trade.

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