The Mexico-China Chamber of Commerce and Technology said the list released by the Mexican government includes a large number of industrial inputs, which will have also have a detrimental impact on Mexican exports.
This editorial originally appeared in the Global Times, published by the People’s Daily Press. Editorials can be considered to have the approval of the Communist Party of China. The Mexican government has recently submitted a legislative proposal to Congress, seeking to impose tariffs of up to 50 percent on a wide range of imports from…
American political and media scaremongering about China at the gates belies a simple truth: the Mexican economy is still captive to US corporate investment.
The recent summit between China and CELAC, attended by President Xi Jinping and several Latin American heads of state of varying degrees of progressivism. With the threat of Trumpism and tariffs hanging in the air, the summit acquired both greater impetus and urgency.
Mexico works on the basic premise that a more united Caribbean and Latin America is capable of articulating shared solutions and addressing different geopolitical scenarios.
The forum will adopt a three year plan, covering measures for collaboration in scientific and technological innovation, economic and trade investment, finance, infrastructure, agri-food, energy development, and the Belt and Road Initiative.