Mexico Imposes Tariffs On China

In this episode, Mariana speaks with Juan Carlos Baker, former USMCA negotiator on the Mexican side and CEO of Ansley International Consultants, about the facts behind the recent Chinese investment announcements in Mexico, about what prompted Mexico to increase tariffs on more than 500 Chinese goods, and what Mexico, the U.S. and Canada should be doing now to prepare for the upcoming 2026 review of USMCA.
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[@phil20_20]

Good, well it's nice to have a little unity... I'm glad Mexico is so well hooked up with Spain. I don't hear a lot about Spain over here.

[@tedzehnder961]

If Mexico likes NAFTA they better decide if they prefer the USA trade or the China trade.
Another interesting component of Chinese influence, is people from China (maybe even some connected with the CCP) who have made contacts with the Mexican cartels to do business that is not only illegal and is having a detrimental effect for Mexico and it`s citizens not just for the USA.
Behind the scenes, China is investing in Mexico that doesn`t show up in the official tally.
There has been an uptick in illegals and what they bring with them that is souring Americans towards the neighbors.