After Trump’s Statements, Sheinbaum Says: “I Believe the T-MEC Will Be maintained.”
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The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, has come out in defense of the continuity of the trade agreement between her country with the United States and Canada in the midst of negotiations to renew it and the threats of the US president, Donald Trump, to extinguish it. “It is in our interest to maintain the treaty. Clearly, investment and employment are increasing. In the case of the United States, it is very important because, in addition to…
President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo endorsed the continuation of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) on the eve of the second round of negotiations for the trilateral trade agreement, emphasizing that the framework benefits all three North American economies equally and strengthens their competitive position relative to other regions of the world. During her press conference… Source
The negotiations of the trade agreement between Mexico, the United States and Canada, known as T-MEC, are in the process of being formally revised and the intention is to extend its validity for another 16 years. Under this scenario, Mexico’s president Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo considered that this trade agreement is for the benefit of the three nations involved, because she says that “we are complementary.” “The three countries should keep the tr…
She trusts President in the continuity of the T-MEC: Sheinbaum Pardo explains why the treaty is vital for employment and the economy in Mexico.
MILENIO President Claudia Sheinbaum trusts that the T-MEC will continue, after his American counterpart, Donald Trump, questioned the renewal of this trade agreement with Canada and Mexico, arguing that his country does not need anything from its partners. “I believe that the T-MEC will be maintained, in any case, what the United States wants is certain conditions for Mexico and certain conditions for Canada.
President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo said she was confident that the T-MEC will remain in force, despite the approach of his US counterpart, Donald Trump, to establish only bilateral agreements with Mexico and Canada. The federal president said that the treaty benefits the three nations and stated that it is one of the Republican’s greatest achievements during his first term. “We, in the first place, want the treaty to be maintained because it bene…
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