Barack Obama arrives in Mexico here images of the presidential caravan

The Air Force 1 that went to President Barack Obama and his entourage arrived in Mexico City Benito Juarez International Airport shortly after 14 hours on the track number 5, to proceed to the presidential hangar where it waited Foreign Minister Jose Antonio Meade, Mexico's ambassador in Washington, Eduardo Medina Mora, and the U.S. ambassador in Mexico, Anthony Wayne. At 14 hours and 14 minutes the plane made a full stop on this hangar shared only with a Boeing 747 aircraft from home and, for the transportation of troops who traveled Mexican Army personnel of the Navy and the entire team security with which they guarded from noon the main entrance and the surroundings. At 14:16 they opened the front door of Air Force 1 and approached the steps by which fell minutes after the U.S. president. Army personnel also extended to the foot of the steps a red carpet on one side of which were located Meade Foreign Minister, ambassadors Wayne and Medina Mora unfolded while the convoy of 12 vehicles and two limousines. At 14:20 hours dressed in a navy suit down and greeted President Obama in the first instance to the chancellor Meade and the rest of the party to address immediately receive one of the limousines that did not share with anyone and board which departed toward the Zocalo. Just outside the airport, on the pedestrian bridge is in Circuito Interior about 300 people waiting convoy over to greet the President of the United States. This pathway like the Viaduct were guarded at an early hour of Staff and member of the Federal Police and Navy. Every five meters a couple of policemen or soldiers hiding for the passage of President Obama. Prior to the arrival of Air Force 1, the stench of rotting garbage that accumulates on the board Xochiaca was felt throughout the airport area and surrounding neighborhoods. "Let's see if now reaching U.S. president the Mexico state government does something," said Mari Rosales who lives a few meters from the airport Terminal Two. However, wind gusts were felt at the international airport stench dispersed and ceased to be an inconvenience for locals and President Obama himself that for a few seconds, between the plane's descent and entry into his limousine he was exposed to this stinky Federal District region. After the initial enthusiasm of staff and presidential hangar operators by the arrival of President Obama lined up to take pictures military, reporters, photographers and service people in front of the aircraft hangar.

• 2013-05-02T20:05:18+00:00
• Duration: 01:49

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