EDITORIAL: Please, sir, can we have our money back?

EDITORIAL: Please, sir, can we have our money back?

In the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump’s sweeping 25% tariffs on the global auto sector, Stellantis announced a two-week “pause” at its plant in Windsor.

After the Mexican government presented 18 key points on the advances of Plan Mexico in response to the reciprocal tariffs of the U.S. president, Donald Trump, President Claudia Sheinbaum offered her press conference from Palacio Nacional on Friday, April 4.The president presented on Thursday, April 3, a strengthened version of her “Plan Mexico”, a strategy that she launched in January along with the private sector to consolidate the country's ec…

Stellantis will temporarily stop the activity in its factories in Canada and Mexico, as U.S. tariffs began to affect the operations of the automotive industry. The company reported that after the imposition of U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs on the automotive sector, it has to stop production “immediately.” The owner of the Jeep and Ram brands will suspend the activity at their plant in Windsor, Ontario, for two weeks starting on Monday, A…

Tambin exactly la situation de Volvo y Nissan.

Marcelo Ebrard, secretary of the economy of the federal government, said that Stellantis’ strike in Mexico’s plants is a “temporary pause” for his reorganization before the imposition of tariffs by Donald Trump. He said that it will only be a month for the company to reorganize, while highlighting that Mexico is possibly the only country in the world to get the best agreements with the United States in the face of tariffs. He also said that the …

This week on the show In my garage, columnist Antoine Joubert talks about the impact of tariffs on the Canadian industry and goes back to the financial difficulties of the Stellantis group. By imposing tariffs, this causes price increases all over the automotive industry. "Mark Carney, the first ...