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critical minerals

Lighthizer Proposes Reducing Mexico’s Dependence on Chinese Inputs

2 agosto, 2026

Robert Lighthizer, former U.S. Trade Representative, proposed reducing Mexico’s dependence on Chinese inputs by strengthening rules of origin and implementing additional measures. In an interview

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Marcelo Ebrard speaks at a conference on the USMCA, Section 301 tariffs, and Mexico’s strategy to secure preferential treatment from the United States.

Quid pro quo in the USMCA negotiations: What Marcelo Ebrard is asking for

29 julio, 2026

Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard asked the United States to treat Mexico more favorably in the ongoing investigation into Section 301 tariffs related to “excess capacity,”

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Two workers wearing safety gear assemble a car engine at a manufacturing plant, surrounded by machinery and tools.

The United States Seeks to Simplify the USMCA’s Rules of Origin

27 julio, 2026

The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) reported that the United States seeks to simplify the USMCA’s rules of origin. A report submitted

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Several workers at an automotive plant are assembling a complex chassis on an industrial production line, with overhead machinery and visible cables in the foreground, illustrating the manufacturing process. USTR Calls for Adjustments to USMCA Automotive Rules of Origin to Increase North American Content.

USTR Calls for Adjustments to USMCA Automotive Rules of Origin to Increase North American Content

21 julio, 2026

The USTR has called for adjustments to the USMCA’s rules of origin for the automotive sector. Although the USMCA already has the strictest standards, the

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A field of yellow, blooming canola, medium shot showing stems and petals; blue sky in the background; image representing agricultural production, exports, and the canola value chain.

Canola Trade: The Key Impact on Canadian Exports and the U.S. Economy

20 julio, 2026

Canola trade has a key impact on Canadian exports and the U.S. economy, according to the Canola Council of Canada (CCC). For context, the CCC

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Aerial view of a large container ship loaded with blue and red containers, sailing on the open sea, leaving a white spray of foam, with hills on the horizon. Photo: Robert So, via Pexels. Maritime infrastructure and efficiency at North American ports represent the new strategic frontier for ensuring operational resilience and logistical competitiveness within the framework of the USMCA.

The Future of the USMCA Will Also Be Built at Sea

17 julio, 2026

For most observers, the annual review of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) is expected to center on familiar issues: tariffs, rules of origin, automotive content

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Kenneth Smith speaks to reporters at a press conference about the U.S. position on the USMCA renegotiation and Jamieson Greer’s role as negotiator.

Jamieson Greer Must Take a Hard Line in the USMCA Negotiations

13 julio, 2026

Jamieson Greer, the U.S. Trade Representative, must take a hard line in the USMCA negotiations. This was emphasized by Kenneth Smith, president of the U.S.-Mexico

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Antonio Ortiz-Mena on the podium during a press conference in Mexico City, speaking in front of microphones and screens, with a COMCE institutional banner and attendees taking notes.

North America’s Self-Sufficiency: COMCE Highlights Energy, Food, and Critical Minerals

9 julio, 2026

Antonio Ortiz-Mena, chair of COMCE’s USMCA Technical Committee, highlighted North America’s self-sufficiency in energy, food, and critical minerals. At a press conference held this Thursday

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Union Pacific train in operation, an image illustrating the restructuring of international trade, tariff blocs, and North America’s strategic role in logistics chains.

Restructuring of International Trade: Tariff Blocks 

8 julio, 2026

The United States has driven a restructuring of international trade, using tariff blocks as a geopolitical strategy, according to the Ministry of Economy. The process

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Containers at a commercial port, an image illustrating trade concerns between the United States and Mexico, the regionalization of trade, and the importance of the USMCA for supply chains.

The 27 Trade Concerns Between the United States and Mexico: See the Ranking

8 julio, 2026

The Mexican government highlighted the main trade concerns between the United States and Mexico in a document sent to the Mexican Congress on Wednesday. This

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critical minerals

Lighthizer Proposes Reducing Mexico’s Dependence on Chinese Inputs

2 agosto, 2026

Robert Lighthizer, former U.S. Trade Representative, proposed reducing Mexico’s dependence on Chinese inputs by strengthening rules of origin and implementing additional measures. In an interview

Leer más »
Marcelo Ebrard speaks at a conference on the USMCA, Section 301 tariffs, and Mexico’s strategy to secure preferential treatment from the United States.

Quid pro quo in the USMCA negotiations: What Marcelo Ebrard is asking for

29 julio, 2026

Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard asked the United States to treat Mexico more favorably in the ongoing investigation into Section 301 tariffs related to “excess capacity,”

Leer más »
Two workers wearing safety gear assemble a car engine at a manufacturing plant, surrounded by machinery and tools.

The United States Seeks to Simplify the USMCA’s Rules of Origin

27 julio, 2026

The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) reported that the United States seeks to simplify the USMCA’s rules of origin. A report submitted

Leer más »
Several workers at an automotive plant are assembling a complex chassis on an industrial production line, with overhead machinery and visible cables in the foreground, illustrating the manufacturing process. USTR Calls for Adjustments to USMCA Automotive Rules of Origin to Increase North American Content.

USTR Calls for Adjustments to USMCA Automotive Rules of Origin to Increase North American Content

21 julio, 2026

The USTR has called for adjustments to the USMCA’s rules of origin for the automotive sector. Although the USMCA already has the strictest standards, the

Leer más »
A field of yellow, blooming canola, medium shot showing stems and petals; blue sky in the background; image representing agricultural production, exports, and the canola value chain.

Canola Trade: The Key Impact on Canadian Exports and the U.S. Economy

20 julio, 2026

Canola trade has a key impact on Canadian exports and the U.S. economy, according to the Canola Council of Canada (CCC). For context, the CCC

Leer más »
Aerial view of a large container ship loaded with blue and red containers, sailing on the open sea, leaving a white spray of foam, with hills on the horizon. Photo: Robert So, via Pexels. Maritime infrastructure and efficiency at North American ports represent the new strategic frontier for ensuring operational resilience and logistical competitiveness within the framework of the USMCA.

The Future of the USMCA Will Also Be Built at Sea

17 julio, 2026

For most observers, the annual review of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) is expected to center on familiar issues: tariffs, rules of origin, automotive content

Leer más »
Kenneth Smith speaks to reporters at a press conference about the U.S. position on the USMCA renegotiation and Jamieson Greer’s role as negotiator.

Jamieson Greer Must Take a Hard Line in the USMCA Negotiations

13 julio, 2026

Jamieson Greer, the U.S. Trade Representative, must take a hard line in the USMCA negotiations. This was emphasized by Kenneth Smith, president of the U.S.-Mexico

Leer más »
Antonio Ortiz-Mena on the podium during a press conference in Mexico City, speaking in front of microphones and screens, with a COMCE institutional banner and attendees taking notes.

North America’s Self-Sufficiency: COMCE Highlights Energy, Food, and Critical Minerals

9 julio, 2026

Antonio Ortiz-Mena, chair of COMCE’s USMCA Technical Committee, highlighted North America’s self-sufficiency in energy, food, and critical minerals. At a press conference held this Thursday

Leer más »
Union Pacific train in operation, an image illustrating the restructuring of international trade, tariff blocs, and North America’s strategic role in logistics chains.

Restructuring of International Trade: Tariff Blocks 

8 julio, 2026

The United States has driven a restructuring of international trade, using tariff blocks as a geopolitical strategy, according to the Ministry of Economy. The process

Leer más »
Containers at a commercial port, an image illustrating trade concerns between the United States and Mexico, the regionalization of trade, and the importance of the USMCA for supply chains.

The 27 Trade Concerns Between the United States and Mexico: See the Ranking

8 julio, 2026

The Mexican government highlighted the main trade concerns between the United States and Mexico in a document sent to the Mexican Congress on Wednesday. This

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