Trade war

The President of the United States reserves the imposition of “high tariffs” if the transatlantic alliance plan between its northern neighbor and Europe succeeds

Time could work in favor of Mexico and Canada, because they will no longer negotiate under the pressure of a looming deadline

The representative of Taiwan in Mexico assures that the interest of her country’s tech companies remains despite the uncertainty about the USMCA

The US president downplays the trade agreement amid ongoing negotiations for its review

The president recognizes the complexity of negotiating with the protectionist vision of the United States but says that Mexico aspires for regional rules of origin to be established with benefits for the country in the midst of the USMCA review

The United States approves a highly complex framework, with multiple exemptions and differentiated regimes for sectors of 60 different economies

The new tariffs will replace the universal levy approved after the Supreme Court’s setback, which expired this Friday

The United States is finalizing the approval of new import tariffs to replace the approved taxes after the Supreme Court’s setback that expire this week

The head of the financial arm of the European Union announces in Mexico a credit line of 3 billion euros to be used in infrastructure projects

The judges argue that the president cannot invoke the Trade Act of 1974 to approve the tariffs