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Mexican executives cheer Rowan for pushing U.S.-Mexico deal
- Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum affirmed on Wednesday that Mexico is committed to preserving the USMCA deal involving the United States and Canada.
- Sheinbaum said the USMCA replaced NAFTA in July 2020 after President Trump pushed for renegotiation during his first term amid a global trade war.
- Sheinbaum emphasized the USMCA's benefits for all three countries but acknowledged ongoing issues in automotive, steel, and aluminum sectors they are addressing.
- Sheinbaum described the USMCA as one of the strongest trade deals ever and emphasized that it is essential for competing against Asian economies, especially China.
- Mexico replaced China as the US's largest trading partner in 2023, with over 80% of Mexican exports going to the US, reinforcing the importance of maintaining the USMCA.
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Mexican Leaders Cheer Apollo's Rowan for Pushing US-Mexico Deal
(Bloomberg) — Mexican business leaders and executives lauded statements from Apollo Global Management Inc. Chief Executive Officer Marc Rowan emphasizing the need for a trade partnership between the US and Mexico, which propelled a view that a global trade war could make the US’ southern neighbor a winner amid uncertainty.
Mexican Leaders Cheer Apollo’s Rowan for Pushing US-Mexico Deal
Mexican business leaders and executives lauded statements from Apollo Global Management Inc. Chief Executive Officer Marc Rowan emphasizing the need for a trade partnership between the US and Mexico, which propelled a view that a global trade war could make the US’ southern neighbor a winner amid uncertainty.
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KIONSheinbaum assures that Mexico will defend the USMCA after Trump questioned the treaty's future.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum asserted Wednesday that her government will defend the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) "because it has been beneficial for all three countries" after her counterpart, Donald Trump, said on Tuesday...
Sheinbaum, on Trump’s intention to renegotiate the treaty with Mexico and Canada: “We’re going to defend TMEC”
US President Donald Trump showed Tuesday his intentions to change or cancel the free trade agreement between North American countries, the TMEC, in the midst of his trade war against the world. The three trading partners, Mexico, the United States and Canada, agreed since 2018 to review the terms of the TMEC next year, but Trump has insisted on his agenda to renegotiate the agreement in order to get greater profits for his country at the expense…
Sheinbaum fears that the T-MEC will end? ‘We are prepared for any situation,’ he says.
Does Claudia Sheinbaum have a plan in case Donald Trump ends the T-MEC? The president was questioned about whether or not she is afraid of the end of the treaty between Mexico, the United States and Canada. “We want it to stay (the treaty), but if President Trump wants to eliminate it, we will be prepared to defend it and lead the necessary negotiations,” said the president during her ‘morning’ conference on Wednesday, May 7, 2025. President She…
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