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Mexico's Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard anticipates prolonged negotiations for the USMCA, forecasting a decade of annual reviews rather than a swift conclusion.
Mexico and the U.S. will hold a second round of USMCA talks on Monday, April 20th, covering steel, autos, agriculture, and new investments.
Mexico's Ministry of Economy highlights Aguascalientes' key role in the automotive sector, driven by new Nissan production and a focus on industrial development and talent.
Mexican business leaders largely support the USMCA's continuity, but have key concerns regarding its 2026 review, including unilateral tariffs and legal certainty for investments.
Mexico and Canada unveil a new bilateral economic action plan to deepen integration, attract strategic investments, and streamline regulations, complementing the USMCA.
Mexico's Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard provides updates on the USMCA review, detailing its timeline, Mexico's objectives, and the importance of dispute resolution.
Pilgrim's global firm to invest $1.3 billion USD in Mexico, targeting the replacement of 35% of chicken imports and creating jobs to bolster food security.
Mexico's Ministry of Economy defends tariff reform as an economic emergency measure to protect 350,000 jobs in Aguascalientes and other states from unfair Asian competition.
Marcelo Ebrard announces Mexico's Foreign Direct Investment will reach a record-breaking $41 billion by Q3 2025, surpassing growth expectations.
