Trump to begin USMCA renegotiation with Mexico and Canada: Wall Street Journal

Release time：2025-09-06
Share to:
The U.S. Trade Representative will lead the renegotiation and initiate public consultations with businesses and unions by Oct. 4.
Previous: U.S. Employment Plummets, Only 22,000 Jobs Created in August Next: Claudia Sheinbaum receives the U.S. Secretary of State at the National Palace
More recommendations
Video de carga del contenedor del 28 de agosto2025-09-01
Sheinbaum and Canadian Prime Minister agree on plan; includes combating criminal groups and USMCA2025-09-19
After a private meeting, the president and prime minister of Canada announced the agreements, which include combating criminal groups and the USMCA.
U.S. breaks Aeromexico-Delta alliance2025-09-18
Aeromexico reported that it disagrees with the U.S. government's decision, but clarified that the change will not affect its customers.
Sheinbaum gives her first Cry of Independence2025-09-17
The harangue of the president of Mexico was made up of a total of 22 vivas.
Gaza could become uninhabitable due to Israeli offensive, UN warns2025-09-16
The UN rapporteur warned that the Israeli offensive on Gaza City could make it uninhabitable and put civilians and hostages at risk.
Trump demands NATO stop buying Russian oil2025-09-15
The Republican president sent a letter to members of the Atlantic Alliance in which he says he will not impose new sanctions on Moscow as long as there are allies that continue to buy crude oil from Russia.
The death toll from the explosion of a gas truck in Mexico City rises to 102025-09-13
In addition, another 54 people remain hospitalized and another 22 have already been discharged after the explosion that occurred on Wednesday afternoon at the La Concordia Bridge.
Venezuela denies that boat destroyed by the U.S. had drug traffickers2025-09-12
The minister described as a "tremendous lie" the United States' version that the boat was loaded with drugs.
Marcelo Ebrard announces that Mexico will raise tariffs on cars manufactured in China from 20% to 50%.2025-09-11
Mexico intends to raise tariffs on Asian-made cars to 50%, according to Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard.
Mexico seeks to bring forward the reopening of the border for cattle exports: Sheinbaum2025-09-10
Sheinbaum reported that her government is working with the U.S. to reactivate cattle exports, suspended due to screwworm outbreak, before November
奥迈通供应链（东莞）有限公司