Getting the China Dimension of USMCA Right
Category: Media articleAuthor: Antonio Ortiz-MenaSource: Americas Quarterly Antonio Ortiz-Mena argues that Mexico, the United States, and Canada have taken contrasting approaches to the issue of
Category: Media articleAuthor: Antonio Ortiz-MenaSource: Americas Quarterly Antonio Ortiz-Mena argues that Mexico, the United States, and Canada have taken contrasting approaches to the issue of
Category: Media InterviewBy: Mark BeresfordSource: BNAmericas Antonio Ortiz-Mena maintains that there will be annual negotiations on the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), following the White House’s
Category: Media InterviewBy: Danielle MylesSource: fDi Intelligence Antonio Ortiz-Mena notes that the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) did not respond to a request
Category: Media InterviewBy: NewsroomSource: IRU Antonio Ortiz-Mena argues that the Mexican government’s priority should be to preserve and strengthen the trade agreement, despite facing various
Categoría: Entrevista en mediosFuente: Revista Transportes y Turismo Antonio Ortiz-Mena sostiene que la prioridad del gobierno mexicano debe ser preservar y fortalecer el acuerdo comercial,
Category: Media InterviewInterviewer: Kathryn ClaySource: Atlantic Council Resumen A key takeaway: energy, national security, and competitiveness can no longer be analyzed separately. As North America
Categoría: Entrevista en mediosEntrevistadora: Gabriela FríasFuente: CNN en Español Resumen Antonio Ortiz-Mena sostiene que, a pesar de los enfrentamientos verbales, los tres socios del Tratado
Category: Media InterviewBy: Jude WebberSource: Financial Times Antonio Ortiz-Mena points out that the central issue behind the White House’s pressure on the Mexican government lies
Categoría: ForoEntrevistadora: Ana Paula Ordorica Fuente: Universidad Iberoamericana / Cátedra Construir para el Bien Común y el Desarrollo Sostenible Nicolás Mariscal Torroella Antonio Ortiz-Mena participa