“Argentina is a very polarized country, like so much of the Americas. But this is an issue that unites everyone—it doesn’t matter if you’re on the left, right, or center, you’re all for the Malvinas, as they call it here.”
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“Argentina is a very polarized country, like so much of the Americas. But this is an issue that unites everyone—it doesn’t matter if you’re on the left, right, or center, you’re all for the Malvinas, as they call it here.”
“Betting that stability and Venezuelan oil basically can come first, and democracy can wait indefinitely—it’s a dangerous bet.”
I do not expect the 12.5% tariffs to be suspended, only some exemptions and a recalibration of some tariffs that become too high when adding the 25% from the Brazil investigation to the 12% from the forced labor investigation.
Failure to extend (the USMCA) would carry steep and lasting costs […] rippling from car manufacturing to the food on grocery shelves and leaving Mexico and Canada little choice but to look elsewhere for other partners in the Western Hemisphere and beyond. But this will be a long-term and very painful process in which supply chains are reoriented and diversification is essentially forced upon North America.
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