Mexico's Gutierrez Sees 'Common Ground' on Nafta Negotiations

The transcript discusses the ongoing NAFTA negotiations, emphasizing the importance of keeping politics separate from technical discussions. It highlights Mexico's stance on not paying for the U.S. border wall and the country's engagement with President Trump's cabinet. The potential improvements to NAFTA, such as regional content rules for cars, are explored, along with Mexico's extensive trade partnerships and commitment to free and fair trade.

What is the main focus of the NAFTA negotiations according to the first section?

• To discard NAFTA completely

• To update and improve NAFTA

• To delay negotiations until after elections

• To involve more political discussions

How does the Mexican government respond to the idea of paying for the border wall?

• They refuse to include it in the bilateral agenda

• They agree to fund it through NAFTA

• They suggest delaying the discussion

• They propose a shared funding model

What is the relationship between Foreign Minister Videgaray and Jared Kushner described as?

• Close and collaborative

• Distant and formal

• Hostile and competitive

• Non-existent

What is Mexico's stance on negotiating under a six-month withdrawal notice?

• They are open to it

• They will consult with other NAFTA members first

• They refuse to negotiate under such circumstances

• They will negotiate only if the U.S. agrees to certain terms

What percentage of issues have been agreed upon in the NAFTA negotiations?

• 20%

• 60%

• 80%

• 40%

What is the potential change in rules of origin for cars discussed?

• Eliminating the rules of origin

• Lowering the regional content requirement

• Standardizing rules across all products

• Increasing the regional content requirement

How many free trade agreements does Mexico have?

• Over 30

• Over 50

• Over 20

• Over 40