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Howard Lutnick is in Mexico City today. "While talks with Canada have floundered, the negotiations with Mexico on the trade pact’s six-year review have been quietly progressing. One of the people familiar with the discussions suggested that the two sides COULD SECURE AN INTERIM AGREEMENT WITHIN WEEKS, adding that... show more

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Фото профиля ☀️SunLover☀️

☀️SunLover☀️11 дней назад

1) The USA and Mexico sign a comprehensive bi-lateral trade agreement. 2) USMCA cancellation notification incoming.

Фото профиля M Moore

M Moore10 дней назад

If Mark Carney "gets spanked", it will be because he planned it. But we'll feel the sting, not him.

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MostlyHarmless10 дней назад

Mexico has already moved into the number one spot for buying US goods. They have been doing a LOT to secured both of their borders and going hard against cartels. I hope they get the best deal of any country ever.

Фото профиля STS🍁

STS🍁11 дней назад

@DLeBlancNB Stop Lying and stalling and blaming. Are you 12?

Фото профиля vicor mcu

vicor mcu11 дней назад

a deal with Mexico may prove they are smarter than the Canadians!

Фото профиля Sarge671

Sarge67110 дней назад

That’s great news. Mexico will be America’s best trading partner who we share a border with. May Mexico and its people flourish with the trade agreements they have made with the U.S. Viva Mexico!

Фото профиля almerfud

almerfud10 дней назад

Wait until this hits home. Elbows up idiots

Фото профиля Gecko444

Gecko44411 дней назад

Crown Royal sells more product in Texas than all of Canada...

Фото профиля Janet Kretschmer

Janet Kretschmer10 дней назад

I cannot wait!

Фото профиля Alex Murphy

Alex Murphy10 дней назад

are they asking the mexicans to shut down its auto asembly industry? if not, its not an apt nor a fair comparison

Фото профиля BlueProvince

BlueProvince11 дней назад

Mexico makes and grows so much stuff the US can't abuse them the way they do Canada. Simply put, Canada is a soft target to steal auto, steel and farm jobs and Mexico is not. Mexico also doesn't really export much the US has attacked with tariffs except for auto. Time will tell.

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Paul11 дней назад

Howard Nut-lick said something You must magnify it maybe he will retweet you Useless idiots

Фото профиля D W

D W11 дней назад

There are no fair negotiations with horrible people Stop acting like a trump cuck

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