Las negociaciones del TLCAN: Lo que necesitan Canadá, EE.UU. y México

The video discusses the NAFTA negotiations, focusing on the positions of Canada, Mexico, and the US. Canada aims to maintain the status quo, emphasizing Chapter 19, rules of origin, and supply management. Mexico opposes new tariffs and quotas, focusing on agricultural trade and rules of origin. The US seeks concessions on dairy and intellectual property, influenced by political factors. The potential for a Canada-Mexico alliance is explored, with Canada having a historical bilateral agreement with the US.

What is one of the key issues for Canada in the NAFTA negotiations?

• Eliminating rules of origin

• Protecting Chapter 19 dispute mechanism

• Reducing dairy production

• Increasing tariffs on US goods

What is Mexico's main concern regarding the NAFTA negotiations?

• Introducing new tariffs

• Increasing dairy exports

• Reducing automotive production

• Eliminating Chapter 19

Why is Mexico keen on staying in the NAFTA negotiations?

• To impose new tariffs

• To increase agricultural exports

• To eliminate US-specific requirements

• To benefit from existing agreements

What is a critical focus for the US in the NAFTA negotiations?

• Reducing dairy imports

• Securing concessions on intellectual property rights

• Increasing tariffs on Canadian goods

• Eliminating rules of origin

How does the US administration view unpredictability in the negotiations?

• As a way to simplify agreements

• As a strategy to gain leverage

• As a disadvantage

• As a reason to withdraw