US EditionThe simple math behind Trump’s tariffs
- Donald Trump announced tariffs of at least 10 percent on every nation during what he called 'Liberation Day.'
- Financial journalist James Surowiecki criticized Trump's tariff rates as being based on fabricated numbers and not accurate reflections of actual trade tariffs.
- Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum introduced measures to boost local industries and outlined actions to become more self-sufficient in response to U.S. Tariffs.
- Economic expert Sergio Luna noted that Mexico has a very open economy heavily reliant on U.S. Exports, which could lead to challenges due to the tariffs.
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Mexico undertakes the challenge of protecting its companies under the umbrella of TMEC
Trump’s tariffs have not fully reached Mexico. The U.S. has partially dodged the trade threat of its main partner, covered by the region’s free trade agreement, the TMEC. Mexico’s tariffs, so far, have remained at 25% for aluminum, steel and all products that do not comply with the rules of the trade agreement. The Mexican government has observed a loophole in the goods that TMEC is not protecting, but could. Official sources assure this newspap…
Sheinbaum Presents Plan to Protect Mexico From Trump Tariffs · Global Voices
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum presented on Thursday a comprehensive plan that aims to strengthen the domestic market and in turn to function as a response to Donald Trump’s tariff plan that in Mexico affects the automotive and steel industry business. Sheinbaum, even so, achieved a better scenario than expected because, outside those areas, all Mexican exports to the United States will remain within the North American Treaty and, therefore…
Mexico’s president responds to Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’
Mexico has responded to Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ announcements, as the country’s president Claudia Sheinbaum spoke at her morning press conference about her own country’s position following the reshaping of global trade brought on by the tariffs.
Sinaloa will contribute to the success of Sheinbaum’s Mexico Plan in the face of Trump’s tariffs
Governor Rubén Rocha Moya said this Thursday that with all will, Sinaloa will contribute to the success of Plan Mexico, presented by President Claudia Sheinbaum, through its productive capacity, a condition that has given it the name of the great barn of Mexico. From the National Museum of Anthropology and History, to which the governor went, President Claudia Sheinbaum presented the strategy “Accelerate Plan Mexico”, which was previously announ…
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