The former T-MEC negotiator considered that there is pressure on the Donald Trump administration to achieve results before the November elections.
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“What is most urgent is to stop the bleeding that we bring in the strategic sectors. Your starting negotiating position should be: comply with the conditions that we managed to sign in the original agreement, which is the one that is in force,” said Ildefonso Guajardo, former T-MEC negotiator.