US EditionSheinbaum Highlights Advantages of the Us Tariff Announcement: "Mexico won."
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The United States, the largest importer on the planet, yesterday pointed out its radical break with the commercial model of globalization by imposing the application of generalized tariffs on half the world. As is already customary during the presidency of Donald Trump, from the announcement to the official implementation there is time (until next Thursday) to reach agreements in extremis within the logic of imposition of the White House.Continu…
The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, referred again this Tuesday at her morning conference to the 90-day extension agreement for the application of tariffs by the United States announced on Thursday: “Yesterday, Mexico won.”
By CNN en Español Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum once again addressed the 90-day extension agreement for the application of tariffs by the United States announced Thursday during her morning press conference on Tuesday: "Yesterday, Mexico won." However, she acknowledged that the country faces a complex situation, given that US President Donald Trump has a vision that goes "beyond whether one agrees or not." In this context, Sheinbaum emphas…
Mexico Reaches Temporary Agreement with U.S.; Sheinbaum Emphasizes Respectful Dialogue and Defense of Principles - RegeneraciónMX
by Pamela Cruz Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo announced on Thursday that Mexico and the United States had reached a temporary trade agreement that will […] La entrada Mexico Reaches Temporary Agreement with U.S.; Sheinbaum Emphasizes Respectful Dialogue and Defense of Principles se publicó primero en RegeneraciónMX.
The president defended the agreement reached with the United States to stop tariffs for 90 days, an achievement that, in her words, shows that "Mexico won."
Despite the fact that the opposition wanted us to raise the tariffs, “Mexico won” with the 90 days of dialogue to build a long-term tariff agreement, said President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo and accused PRI leader Alejandro Moreno, “of very bad fame, with corruption scandals that accompany his political career,” of being a “vendepatrias.” And his PAN comrades “do not sing the rancheras badly: senators, senators looking to go to the United States t…
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