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From NAFTA to T-MEC: Mexican Economy Transformed

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In the early 1980s, Mexico was still an oil country. Crude concentrated most of the exports, the economy operated behind high tariffs, producing for the domestic market was the priority and the State maintained a strong presence in productive activity.. Through four decades, the panorama changed completely. In 2025, Mexican exports reached a record $663.770 million, with seasonalized figures. Of that total, manufactures contributed 607,736 milli…
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In the early 1980s, Mexico was still an oil country. Crude concentrated most of the exports, the economy operated behind high tariffs, producing for the domestic market was the priority and the State maintained a strong presence in productive activity.. Through four decades, the panorama changed completely. In 2025, Mexican exports reached a record $663.770 million, with seasonalized figures. Of that total, manufactures contributed 607,736 milli…

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Expansion broke the news on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.
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