Ex-Amb. Garza Says Canada Wasn't Thrown Under the Bus With U.S.-Mexico Deal

The transcript discusses the implications of a US-Mexico bilateral trade deal, emphasizing the importance of a trilateral agreement including Canada. It highlights the political and economic challenges, the labor movement's perspective, and the complexities of rules of origin and tariffs. The discussion also touches on the urgency for Mexico to finalize the deal before the new administration takes office.

How does the labor movement in the US view the recent trade agreement with Mexico?

What are the implications of the metals tariffs imposed on Mexico and Canada for future trade relations?

What are the key domestic issues that President-elect Lopez Obrador wants to focus on after taking office?