Mexico tries to preserve trade deal amid Trump's threats
Kyiv • UNN
Mexico is making efforts to maintain a trade agreement with the United States and Canada due to the threat of new duties. Trump threatens to impose duties due to problems of illegal migration and drug trafficking.
Mexico is making every effort to maintain and maintain a regional trade agreement with the United States and Canada amid trade tensions between the three countries. This is reported by AP, reports UNN.
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Three trading partner countries are in a difficult situation due to threats from US President-elect Donald Trump, who promised to impose duties on importers from the northern and southern directions.
Trump believes that these measures should encourage countries to more effectively combat illegal migration and drug trafficking, which affect the situation on the southern border of the United States.
Mexico is actively working to minimize risks and maintain the sustainability of the agreement, which is of strategic importance to the economies of the three countries.
