“In my opinion, the second coming of President Donald Trump in January will not represent a change for these three countries.”said Claudio Mario Bres Garza, Chairman of the Coahuila-Texas Bilateral Affairs Commission, regarding Donald Trump's second arrival as president of the United States.
The above, when asked about the results of the neighboring country's last presidential election and its impact on Mexico and Coahuila.
“I think we all know and remember that there is an agreement, T-MEC, a Free Trade Agreement between the United States, Canada and Mexico; and logically, it cannot be violated by any of the three trading partners,” he said. the state official said.
Bres Garza shows that The balance of trade, imports and exports, benefits all three countriesThere have even been comments that there are a large number of finished goods exports coming into the United States in Mexico; especially from the automotive industry.
Meanwhile, from the United States to Mexico, especially along the Eagle Pass-Piedras Negras border, lots of grains such as corn and others are coming in; Therefore, this is mutually beneficial to all three countries and there is no expectation of any change in this regard.