Mexican President Renews Asylum Offer for Julian Assange in Letter to Biden

On Monday, Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said he gave a letter to Joe Biden defending Julian Assange's innocence and renewing his offer to grant asylum to the Wikileaks founder.

In a news conference, Lopez Obrador said:

"I left a letter to the president about Assange, explaining that he did not commit any serious crime, did not cause anyone's death, did not violate any human rights and that he exercised his freedom, and that arresting him would mean a permanent affront to freedom of expression,"

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