China vs. USA, embassy edition: Diplomats go head-to-head over e-commerce apps in Mexico

Chinese Embassy repudiated comments made by the US diplomat on economic and commercial cooperation between Beijing and Mexico.

China vs. USA, embassy edition: Diplomats go head-to-head over e-commerce apps in Mexico

Mexico has found itself in the middle of a trade war — of words — after the U.S. and Chinese embassies in Mexico squared off on social media over criticism of Chinese e-commerce apps like Shein and Temu. On Thursday, the U.S. Embassy in Mexico published a video urging users in Mexico to delete Chinese cell phone apps, citing data security risks and other concerns.  “Si en tu telefono tienes aplicaciones de productos de bajo costo, es momento de…

The U.S. Embassy warned in a campaign, who like to shop on platforms like Shein, Temu, AliExpress or Alibaba, that their data is in danger.The U.S. authorities also indicated that e-commerce platforms affect Mexican commerce and steal data, as they face lawsuits in this country.That's why they invited people to delete the app from their cell phones and stop consuming products, which often have very low costs.But how safe is it to buy on Chinese …

Redacción / Grupo Cantón The Chinese embassy emphasized that the cooperation between China and Mexico has always been “mutually beneficial”. Cancún,-The Chinese embassy in Mexico flatly rejected the statements made by an American diplomat, classifying them as “unsubstantiated defamation”. Through a message in X, the Chinese legation expressed that the comments [...] The post China rejects the statements of the US on the cooperation with Mexico a…

With its videos, Tiktok captivates millions of users every day. Now the platform is also being expanded by a shopping channel in Germany, France and Italy, making it the competitor of Shein and Temu. The article Teleshopping 2.0: Tiktok becomes the shopping app first appeared on inside digital.

The Chinese Embassy in Mexico strongly rejected the recent statements of the United States diplomat (USA), Mark Johnson, calling them “unsubstantiated defamation.” In a statement published on its official website, the Chinese representative expressed his firm opposition and deep dissatisfaction with Johnson’s comments, noting that they lack the most elementary diplomatic label and a minimum of respect for both nations. adn40 Always With Me. Subs…