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Mexico Grapples with Surge in Chinese Imports Amid Looming US Tariffs and USMCA Challenges

In recent discussions, United States and Mexico officials are working diligently to address trade issues and avoid the implementation of new US tariffs. The urgency of these talks is underscored by the looming deadline and broader concerns involving trade regulations under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) trade pact.

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