The first stage of the renegotiation of the Mexico Treaty, the United States and Canada (TMEC) will be positive, thanks to the results achieved in the fight against drug trafficking and organized crime, as well as the strategy to bring peace and security to the entire country, said Larry Rubin, president of the American Society (AMSOC).
“We know that the fight against organized crime that is carrying out and leading Omar García Harfuch, because it has been doing quite well and that gives us a guideline to think that the renegotiation of the Free Trade Agreement, particularly the first stage is positive,” said the American businessman.
The trade for the United States is intertwined with the security issues in Mexico, so “we see the results in security, which the Secretary of Public Security and Citizen Protection, Omar García Harfuch,” said Rubin. “
For the manager, Mexico is having results in terms of the fight against organized crime, since “we know that the situation (security) is not simple and is missing for every corner of the country to be calm and live with peace.”
Larry Rubin recalled that they are attentive to consultations and times for the renegotiation of the Mexico Treaty, the United States and Canada, a commercial agreement that has strengthened the investment and companies of North America.
“The companies affiliated with American Society have full confidence that at the end of the 90 days marked by the United States and Mexico there will be no major changes in tariffs,”
The representative said.
Rubin added that they are working with the United States and Mexico Government so that the tariff imposed by Donal Trump to tractocamions can be negotiated in something more affordable for manufacturers, which operate in different regions of the country.
The president of the AMSOC said that they work so that the goals promoted between the governments of Mexico, the United States and Canada are achieved and more alignment in trade and economies.
“The visit made last week to Washington DC is a reflection of the permanent commitment of the American Society to keep the channels open with businessmen, politicians and social leaders of Mexico and the United States,” he said.
Rubin mentioned that the value of the American Society is in Tender Puentes, create trust and create cooperation spaces for the benefit of the United States and Mexico.
“We will continue working in the bilateral relationship so that it is increasingly solid, productive and sustainable,” he said.
The business leader said that China’s companies used Mexico as a springboard to sell in the United States, so he sees with good eyes the collection of a tariff to products from that Asian country.
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