Trump Government Imposes 18% Tariffs on Nicaragua

The 'liberation day' marked by Donald Trump, and the one announcing global reciprocal tariffs, was awaited with concern and uncertainty in the countries of Latin America. A large part of them have been imposed the generic 10%, which affects all the countries of the world, but not all.The great surprise was that in the table shown by Trump during his appearance this Wednesday in the Rosaleda, in the White House, Mexico (nor did Canada), a country…

US President Donald Trump imposed a 10% “reciprocal tariff” on all imports from most Latin American countries, with the exception of Mexico, which is not affected at the moment, while Venezuela and Nicaragua will face higher rates of 15% and 18%, respectively.

The Nicaraguan government, through its economic teams, has conducted an analysis of the tariff decisions announced and implemented by the administration of United States President Donald Trump in several countries, as highlighted this Thursday by the country's Co-President, Rosario Murillo. THE JOY OF LIVING IN PEACE THE JOY OF LIVING IN PEACE All of Nicaragua, all of it, celebrates Peace.

Redacción Central America – Central America has initially reacted cautiously and is waiting for more information on the 10% "reciprocal currency" announced on Wednesday by the US, its main trading partner, for all countries in the region with the only exception of Nicaragua, to which it will tax with 18%. The US president, [...]

US President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday, April 2, that his country will impose 15% tariffs on imports from Venezuela, in a package of measures that includes global rates of 10% to several countries.Trump said that his announcement of minimum global tariffs of 10% and the battery of additional charges per country are of a "friendly reciprocal nature," while presenting some increases of barriers per country as "uncounted."The table shown …

DOBLE LLAVE – U.S. President Donald Trump announced Wednesday the imposition of 10% reciprocal tariffs on all imports from Latin American countries, with the exception of Mexico, which is not affected at the moment. Venezuela and Nicaragua will face higher rates of 15% and 18%, respectively. During an event in La Rosaleda of the White House, Trump justified the measure as an action to level the playing field with third countries that in his opin…