Sheinbaum reiterates his rejection of Trump's auto tariffs: “We don't agree with this unilateral decision”

Analysis: Will a ‘cool head’ allow Mexico to avoid the worst of the tariffs?

Once again, Mexico’s president has adopted a wait-and-see strategy. When US President Donald Trump announced steep tariffs on all cars shipped to the United States – a significant escalation in a global trade war – Sheinbaum stuck to pragmatism and patience.

By Ivonne Valdés, CNN en Español The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, reiterated this Friday her rejection of the tariffs announced by the United States Government on imported vehicles and auto parts, and stated that Mexico will seek to strengthen the trade agreement between the two countries and Canada (T-MEC) to compete with other regions of the world, “particularly with China.” During her morning press conference, Sheinbaum also referr…

The government of Mrs Claudia Sheinbaum is acting at the committed juncture in which we are, regarding the announcement of tariffs made by Donald Trump, as if there was no more hope for Mexico than to subject our foreign policy to the demands of the president of the United States. The problem is that the erratic decisions of this president do not follow a strategy that can be recognized or, much less, understood. Thus, Mexico is in the same situ…

PHOTO: AGENCIA XINHUA Mexico City/Agencia Xinhua. Mexico’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum, said Friday that the 25 percent tariffs on cars announced by his US counterpart, Donald Trump, globally, affect the Latin American country more due to the deep integration of both countries into the automotive industry. The Mexican president expressed during her usual morning press conference from the Mexican capital her disagreement with the “unilateral” me…

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Mexican president: U.S. tariffs hurt integration of auto industry - People's Daily Online

MEXICO CITY, March 28 (Xinhua) -- Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum warned Friday that the 25 perc