Mexico's new foreign relations secretary said Tuesday his country isn't just willing to negotiate changes to the North American Free Trade Agreement, it wants to start talks as soon as possible.
Luis Videgaray said there's "enormous uncertainty" following the U.S. election of Donald Trump as president. Trump has pressured companies not to move jobs to Mexico, warned he would tax those who do, and has vowed to renegotiate NAFTA.
Videgaray said in a Radio Formula interview that Trump's actions have caused concern, adding "that is why this (negotiation) process is so important, to dispel this uncertainty." He said talks should start "as soon as possible."
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4 comments:
Alleviate that uncertainty early on so that both countries can move forward in the most cooperative, mutually beneficial ways possible.
LOL! I'm laughing at all those naysayers in Hillary's camp!
Sure they WILL be negoitiating !!!
We can hold over them many things to make them comply and
pay for that wall........
MK Ultra mind control at work in this story
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