USMCA Is a Win-Win-Win, Says Mexican President-Elect's Trade Negotiator

The transcript discusses the USMCA trade agreement, its benefits, and the political challenges it faces. Key figures involved in the negotiations, such as the Mexican president-elect and the US administration, are introduced. The discussion covers the agreement's impact on the car industry, potential adjustments, and political hurdles, including the Democratic Party's stance. Tariffs on Mexican steel and migration issues are also addressed, along with global trade dynamics involving China.

What challenges does the speaker anticipate with the new Democratic Party in the US?

What is the speaker's view on the tariffs imposed on Mexican steel?

What approach does the speaker suggest for addressing the migration issue?