Tension Between Canada and the US Does Not Favor Mexico, Ebrard Warns
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Marcelo Ebrard Casaubón, head of the Ministry of Economy (SE), considered that trade negotiations with the U.S. government are progressing and Mexico’s goal is to maintain “the best position relative to all other countries.” However, he warned that tensions between the U.S. and Canada do not benefit the country.
Ebrard stressed that Mexico would prefer that there be no tension between the US and Canada, while countries apply retaliatory tariffs.
For the region of North America as a whole, the tension unleashed by the United States and Canada does not favor the requirements of the new trade scenario. In conference, Marcelo Ebrard, Secretary of Economy, pointed out that, while Mexico keeps its negotiating tables with its peers active in the United States, with meetings almost every week, it is necessary that Canada also be part of the plan of understanding to guarantee a regional producti…
For the region of North America as a whole, the tension unleashed by the United States and Canada does not favor the requirements of the new trade scenario. In conference, Marcelo Ebrard, Secretary of Economy, pointed out that, while Mexico keeps its negotiating tables with its peers active in the United States, with meetings almost every week, it is necessary that Canada also be part of the plan of understanding to guarantee a regional producti…
The secretary of Mexican economy will attend the G20, where the assistance of his counterpart Howard Lutnick is expected.
The Mexican government hopes the United States and Canada will resume dialogue and reach a trade agreement, considering that the tension between the two countries is detrimental to the USMCA partners, stated Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard. The official indicated that Mexico welcomes the possibility of both countries resolving their differences, after negotiations last week came close to an agreement that ultimately fell through. "We viewed, an…
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