EU ‘Sitting for Revenge’: Renovation of the T-MEC Could Be Complicated if Mexico Does Not Deliver Water
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The United States conditions the revision of the T-MEC to Mexico's cooperation in water and safety.
US representative Jamieson Greer said it would be difficult to renew or revise the T-MEC if Mexico does not collaborate in all areas.
Civil organizations point out that the case is the first one that has emerged from Mexican citizenship to try to activate mechanisms provided for in the commercial treaty.
U.S. trade representative Jamieson Greer warned that it will be difficult for President Donald Trump to accept a renewal or modification of the T-MEC if Mexico does not show greater cooperation on issues such as border security and compliance with the 1944 Water Treaty, according to La Jornada. During an appearance before the U.S. Senate, Greer reported that...
The revision of the Treaty between Mexico, the United States and Canada (T-MEC) could open up a period of greater uncertainty for companies operating in North America, particularly in strategic sectors such as automotive, energy, steel and critical minerals.The report The US Trade under Review, prepared by Marsh, identifies three possible outcomes for the negotiations and warns that, regardless of the scenario, companies will face a trade enviro…
Jamieson Greer, US trade representative, said Trump will find it difficult to accept the renewal of the trade treaty, or even the revisions, if Mexico does not cooperate in every respect.
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