Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

NAFTA's Not Dead Yet for Canada If U.S.-Mexico Deal Moves Ahead

NAFTA’s Not Dead Yet for Canada If U.S.-Mexico Deal Moves Ahead

The Trump administration is set to push forward a Mexico-only NAFTA update -- but that doesn't mean Canada is out of luck.Officials from Washington and Ottawa remain at loggerheads in trade talks despite weeks of face-to-face negotiations to update the North American Free Trade Agreement and keep it as a three-country deal. The impasse raises fears the U.S. will leave Canada, its biggest export market, out of the renegotiated trade bloc, resulting in potential barriers for more than $500 billion in annual cross-border trade.The U.S. is planning to . . .

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El Jorullo Becomes Puerto Vallarta’s Eighth Delegation

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NAFTA's not dead yet for Canada if U.S.-Mexico deal moves ahead

NAFTA’s not dead yet for Canada if U.S.-Mexico deal moves ahead

The Trump administration is set to push forward a Mexico-only NAFTA update — but that doesn’t mean Canada is out of luck.Officials from Washington and Ottawa remain at loggerheads in trade talks despite weeks of face-to-face negotiations to update the North American Free Trade Agreement and keep it as a three-country deal. The impasse raises fears the U.S. will leave Canada, its biggest export market, out of the renegotiated trade bloc, resulting in potential barriers for more than $500 billion in annual cross-border trade.The U.S. is . . .

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