DC Questions Government's International Strategy After Trump's Additional Tariff and Demands Strong Defense of Chile's Interests
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The chancellor bets on a negotiation and avoids referring to a violation of the FTA by the US, while other ministers maintain that the surcharge is “unfair” and “arbitrary”
The community warned that the new surcharge will affect key sectors of the exporting economy and called for strengthening a foreign policy based on multilateralism, autonomy and the diversification of alliances.
A group of business guilds, including those grouped in the National Society of Agriculture (SNA), Wines of Chile and Salmon Council, said they were confident that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs could reverse the new tariff of 12.5% imposed by the United States on dozens of economies, including the local one. The president of the SNA, Antonio ... Continue reading ""Arancel removes potential": Entrepreneurs trust that Foreign Ministry reverses fa…
Two ministers of the Kast government have voiced criticism of Trump's decision to raise tariffs against Chile.
The Trump government announced new import tariffs from 60 countries and economies, including Chile justifying itself in an investigation into “insufficient efforts to combat forced labour.” Entry What will affect Trump’s 12.5% tariff on <font color=“#0ac600”>Chile</font> appears first in NODAL.
The recent confirmation that the US government will impose a tariff of 12.5% on Chilean exports has generated a strong shockwave in the national political and economic scenario. The measure, justified by Washington as a response to the alleged failure to ban imports produced with forced labour, also affects 59 other countries. In this context, former Chancellor Ignacio Walker analyzed in Palabra Que Es Noticia the implications of this decision, …
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