President Joe Biden and Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador joined in a virtual bilateral meeting on Monday where the two leaders discussed immigration, commitments to combat the CCP virus pandemic, and explored areas of cooperation on climate issues. Lopez Obrador has been Mexico’s president since December 2018, limited to a single six-year term. “The United States and Mexico are stronger when we stand together. There’s a long and complicated history between our nations, and haven’t always been perfect neighbors with one another, but we have seen over and over again the power and the purpose when we cooperate,” Biden told Lopez Obrador in remarks in front of the press ahead of their virtual meeting. “And we’re safer when we work together, whether it’s addressing the challenges of our shared border or getting this pandemic under control.” Lopez told Biden, “I believe our countries will allow us to develop jointly in …