U.S. agrees to extend T-MEC consultations on energy policy The minimum amount of time of 75 days for negotiations between Mexico and the United States to establish an agreement on energy problems as part of the T-MEC has been fulfilled.
How U.S. political groups employ T-MEC for elections It is not unusual for the United States to issue threats that they would take retaliatory action. The renegotiation of NAFTA presented an opportunity to exit this kind of arrangement, and it was taken advantage of.
Canada accuses Mexico of ruining T-MEC investment Canada has demanded that its enterprises be given equal treatment and has voiced its displeasure with the inaction of regulatory bodies over the release of licenses for the electrical industry.
The Economic Consequences of Weakening of the T-MEC The weakening of the T-MEC would have significant economic repercussions for Mexico and might severely reduce its development potential over the next decades.
North American Automotive Production under the T-MEC Between 2019 and 2021, with the implementation of the T-MEC and the COVID-19 pandemic in between, Washington regained ground in manufacturing at the expense of its two regional trading partners.
Tesla: "Inconsistent Treatment" in Mexico-U.S.-Canada Agreement T-MEC Tesla criticizes that Mexico and Canada enjoy better tariff treatment with products that have components from outside the region than electric cars assembled in the US.
Mexico will not withdraw from the T-MEC; seeks respect for its sovereignty The Executive ruled out that the country will join the trade bloc of China, India, Russia, Brazil, and South Africa. More on T-MEC tensions between Mexico and U.S. here.