US EditionUs Insists that Mexico Eliminate 'Non-Tariff Barriers'
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President Donald Trump granted a 90-day extension to Mexico for the application of tariffs, noting that the country immediately agreed to remove its numerous non-tariff trade barriers. What did Trump say? "The complexities of an agreement with Mexico are somewhat different from those of other countries due to the problems and advantages of the border." "We have agreed to extend, for 90 days, exactly the same agreement we had during the previous …
Behind the announcement of the 90-day extension for the entry into force of tariffs, there is a clear background: the United States does not see a reliable partner in Mexico under the rules of the T-MEC.The problem is not only commercial, it is political, judicial and structural.The lack of concrete actions against organized crime, money laundering structures, fentanyl trafficking and political ties with criminal groups and huachicol, have ended…
Mexico City. Among the main tariff and non-tariff barriers that the United States has pointed out by Mexico are a number of obstacles that, from its point of view, affect bilateral trade, from delays in health records for medical and pharmaceutical products, to restrictions that it sees as unjustified in the import of genetically modified maize, glyphosate and agricultural chemicals.
Karoline Leavitt stressed in a conference from the White House that the economic relationship with Mexico is different for the neighborhood, but confirmed that tariff payments continue.
Punto y Coma MX After President Donald Trump and his pair from Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, agreed to postpone tariffs for 90 days, the White House stated that “Mexico has agreed to remove immediately its non-tariff trade barriers, which are many.” In a press conference, Karoline Leavitt, spokesman for the White House, added that Mexico pays tariffs: “25% for fentanyl, 25% for cars and 50% for steel, aluminum and copper.” He stressed that “we will…
The non-tariff trade barriers between Mexico and the United States, to which President Donald Trump referred in his recent statement – following the call he made with President Claudia Sheinbaum in which a 90-day pause was agreed on the application of tariffs of 30 percent – relate to [...] The charge running the T-MEC review, Mexico and the US negotiate non-tariff barriers first appeared on Contralínea.
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