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Mexican and U.S. business leaders are urging Donald Trump to drop steel tariffs and stop threatening a shutdown at the border
Mexican and U.S. business leaders are urging Donald Trump to drop steel tariffs and stop threatening a shutdown at the border
The U.S. Congress will not ratify the USMCA until Mexico issues a labor reform, which could be approved before May 1
The outage affected essential services such as traffic lights
If the U.S. President closes the border, Americans would face and avocado shortage
The United Kingdom's embassy in Mexico, through its Department for International Trade, organized an event to promote financial inclusion in Mexico
Legislators from the three countries still have to approve the USMCA before it goes into effect
On Tuesday, a deal to extend the ongoing negotiation rounds was reached, yet we must bear in mind that no major progress has been made on key issues along the first five rounds
This year, ahead of major decisions such as the fate of NAFTA and TPP, Mexico and the world are both reaching a greater political and economic transition that could define a change in the current paradigms
The Mexican representatives need to be ready to defend the national interests from the unacceptable demands of the American Government
LALA Group Mexico closes deal with Brazilian dairy market company