Trudeau and Freeland Raise Concerns Over Chinese Goods Flowing Through Mexico
Canada's leadership addresses trade tensions and the influx of Chinese goods via Mexico amidst concern for North American trade agreements.
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As the U.S. faces trade-related challenges under President-elect Trump, Canadian leaders express concerns over Mexico's role in facilitating Chinese goods into North America. Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland highlighted U.S. worries about the potential for Mexico to act as a back door for Chinese imports. Trudeau discussed related concerns with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum amid calls for a bilateral trade deal if Mexico fails to address these issues. Both nations have implemented tariffs against Chinese goods but face a crucial review of trade agreements in 2026, necessitating unified strategies to protect their economies.
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