Washington Post President Trump's claims about NAFTA and the US auto industryWashington PostEditor's Note: Today, fact-checking organizations in the United States, Mexico and Canada are simultaneously publishing fact checks on the North American Free Trade Agreement. President Bill Clinton launched his push for approval of NAFTA 25 years ago …and more » us president – Google News
Read More...Bloomberg White House Gives Canada More Time to Rework NaftaNew York TimesAfter four days of marathon negotiations between Canadian and American officials failed to produce an agreement, the White House told Congress that it would enter into a revised trade deal with Mexico and that it was up to Canada to decide whether to …US Alerts Congress of Mexico Deal, Says Canada Can Join OnBloomberg Congress notified of US-Mexico trade deal; Canada talks on holdThe Detroit NewsMexico calls US notification to Congress on trade deal 'step forward'ReutersVox –CNN –NPRall 2,407 news articles » us…
Read More...New York Times Chance of Nafta Deal in 2018 Diminishes as Talks Drag Past Congressional DeadlineNew York TimesWASHINGTON — The prospect of rewriting the North American Free Trade Agreement this year appeared to diminish significantly on Thursday, as a deadline set by congressional Republicans passed and the lead American trade negotiator, Robert …US Congress: NAFTA deal has to happen this week or we won't handle it this yearCANOE No NAFTA deal this week, no NAFTA deal this year, Congress warnsFinancial PostUS Congress: If there's no NAFTA deal this week, we won't…
Read More...Washington Post Pro-trade US Republicans get nervous that NAFTA talks could failBusiness InsiderMEXICO CITY, Nov 17 (Reuters) – Pro-trade Republicans in the U.S. Congress are growing worried that U.S. President Donald Trump may try to quit the NAFTA free trade deal entirely rather than negotiate a compromise that preserves its core benefits.Free trade is becoming more popular — especially among RepublicansWashington Post all 383 news articles » us republicans – Google News
Read More...Washington Post RPT-Pro-trade US Republicans get nervous that NAFTA talks could failReutersMEXICO CITY, Nov 17 (Reuters) – Pro-trade Republicans in the U.S. Congress are growing worried that U.S. President Donald Trump may try to quit the NAFTA free trade deal entirely rather than negotiate a compromise that preserves its core benefits.Free trade is becoming more popular — especially among RepublicansWashington Post all 373 news articles » us republicans – Google News
Read More...Reuters Pro-trade Republicans get nervous that NAFTA talks could failReutersAs a fifth round of talks to modernize the North American Free Trade Agreement kicked off in Mexico on Friday, several Republicans interviewed by Reuters expressed concerns that tough U.S. demands, including a five-year sunset clause and a U.S …Free trade is becoming more popular — especially among RepublicansWashington Post all 341 news articles » us republicans – Google News
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