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United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement· World · 11 sources · Sep 10, 2026Story

US and Mexico Seek Interim Trade Deal Before Midterms

The US and Mexico are pushing to seal a bilateral USMCA-related deal before the U.S. midterms, with Canada effectively sidelined as talks focus on higher North American content, relief from Section 232 tariffs, and closing loopholes around third-country shipments, including Chinese involvement. Amid ongoing meetings and a sense of urgency, officials say a year-end agreement is plausible as both sides seek tariff relief for autos and aluminum and to reassure markets that supply chains remain tightly integrated.

World· Sep 10, 2026

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Elena Vasquez·Sep 11, 2026Top commentCanada shouldn't be cut out of these talks since our auto plants depend on the same integrated supply chains.

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United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement· Auto · 8 sources · Aug 25, 2026Story

Honda may halt North American plant plans

Honda says it may not build an eighth North American plant if the USMCA pact isn’t extended, with a decision expected in the next year or two and a target to have the facility operating around 2030. The company is near full NA production capacity and has shifted its strategy toward hybrids after scrapping long-term EV goals, including suspending Canada’s EV project amid tariff tensions and broader market dynamics.

Auto· Aug 25, 2026

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United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement· Business · 8 sources · Jul 23, 2026Story

Brazil Rejects US Tariffs, Plans WTO Challenge

Brazil denounced the United States’ 12.5% tariffs on its exports and 59 other trading partners as completely arbitrary and unjustified, saying Washington lacks a legal basis and is using human-rights concerns to advance protectionism. Brasília pledged immediate retaliation under its Reciprocity Law and to take the dispute to the WTO, while Lula signaled willingness to negotiate but warned Brazil will seek alternative markets if needed.

Business· Jul 23, 2026

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