Since NAFTA was renegotiated in 2017-2018, Mexico has found an anchor in Canada to prevent Washington from implementing a “divide and conquer” strategy. Beyond the obvious differences between the two Mexican and Canadian economies, we share similar grievances with that country: both in agricultural protectionism and in tariffs on steel, aluminum and the automotive sector.
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Since NAFTA was renegotiated in 2017-2018, Mexico has found an anchor in Canada to prevent Washington from implementing a “divide and conquer” strategy. Beyond the obvious differences between the two Mexican and Canadian economies, we share similar grievances with that country: both in agricultural protectionism and in tariffs on steel, aluminum and the automotive sector.