US EditionMexico Accelerates Plans with More Countries and Here, at Home
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Donald Trump threatened 30 percent tariffs on products from Mexico and the European Union (EU) as of August 1. This morning, President Claudia Sheinbaum outlined her government’s plans to confront the possible implementation of this measure, a strategy that contemplates strengthening the domestic market and looking to other countries. The post Tic, toc. There is no agreement with the US. Mexico accelerates plans with more countries and here, at …
The possible re-election of Donald Trump and the tightening of his protectionist discourse have rekindled fears in the Mexican automotive industry, particularly as regards the future of exports to the United States. Faced with the threat of new tariffs and a less open trade policy, the manufacturers established in Mexico are looking more closely at other markets to reduce their dependence on the neighboring country. The figures for the first hal…
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