Mexico

New Trade Pact Leaves Most US Industry at Mexico Courts’ Mercy

October 23, 2018 // Gulf Times - Qatar

US Turmoil in the Supreme Court Nomination

October 17, 2018 // El universal - Mexico - Spanish

When internal political and legal pluralism is wiped out, diversity suffers and imbalances prevail.

Trump’s Trump Card

October 14, 2018 // El Pais - Spain - Spanish

The partial triumph of his demands reaffirms his policy of threatening first, then imposing tariffs, then negotiating after a process of intimidation.

More Achievements Like NAFTA and the USMCA

October 14, 2018 // elfinanciero.com.mx - Mexico - Spanish

Neither growth nor stability is assured, much less fairness.

The Senator from Hell at the Circus

October 10, 2018 // El Universal - Mexico - Spanish

The third branch of government that the Founding Fathers envisioned as impartial is now altered, and the effects of that will be seen for decades ahead, in great part due to the actions of the senator from hell.

NAFTA: Who’s Acting in Bad Faith, Now?

October 10, 2018 // La Presse - Canada - French

Canadian negotiators shouldn’t let themselves be intimidated. Their country’s best interests should guide them, not the interests of the American president and his sidekicks.

Those Reactionary Republicans

October 8, 2018 // El Universal - Mexico - Spanish

[T]he Republicans have undergone a process of radicalization to the point of endangering the institutional stability of the United States.

Trump Barks But He Does Not Bite

October 6, 2018 // Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung - Germany - German

Washington has apparently understood the criticism that one cannot forget his old friends when battling a big opponent.

Stephen Miller, Trump’s Cruelest Adviser

October 1, 2018 // La crónica - Mexico - Spanish

His importance and high position say a lot, and speak very badly, about the chaos that reigns in the Trump administration.

NAFTA: A Silent Violation

September 26, 2018 // www.sinembargo.mx - Mexico - Spanish

Still, the question remains regarding whether it wouldn’t have been better to proceed with the negotiations in the presence of Canada, given the market that the two countries represent for the United States...

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