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Canada chose to stand up to Donald Trump. Will Mexico do the same? As trade tensions with Washington intensify, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum faces a high…
Canada chose to stand up to Donald Trump. Will Mexico do the same? As trade tensions with Washington intensify, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum faces a high-stakes choice: confront Trump or find a way to compromise. Analyst Alex González Ormerod argues that Mexico may have more leverage than you think — from its manufacturing strength and skilled workforce to its crucial role in US supply chains and the AI boom. DW’s Melissa Chan looks at whether Sheinbaum will confront Trump, seek a compromise, or chart a strategy of her own.
#dwcurrentaffairs
0:00 Canada’s tough-on-Trump tactic
2:00 Scheinbaum considers her trade talk options
3:48 Mexico’s leverage could be its economy
5:34 Why the US needs Mexico more than it needs Canada
7:10 Scheinbaum’s leadership experience
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Mark Carney is doing the best job I've ever seen a prime minister do and a very long time Mark Carney did his diligence abroad and Southern areas
@@user-ex7no4bf3pImported1mo ago
Trump does not have ambitions to annex Mexico. That's the difference.
@@Jammy-o5gImported1mo ago
There is one way to deal with trump, put him in prison and throw away the key
@@DarrenWeeseImported1mo ago
Donald Trump threatens Mexico a lot
@@DarrenWeeseImported1mo ago
I don't know about that because Canada exports a lot of energy and potash and oil and critical minerals and metals and aluminum and wood
@@fruzzImported1mo ago
The more the US attacks Canadians, the more resolved Canadians will be against the American dictatorship.
@@kevinferris3007Imported1mo ago
Canadian are not giving up it's independence for cheaper food
@@robertbrown7354Imported1mo ago
Canada and Mexico are in completely different positions. Both are being threatened by Trump, but Mexico has been doing a lot of what Trump is complaining about ever since the original Nafta was signed. Millions of jobs have moved out of Canada and the US to Mexico. Almost no jobs have moved from the US to Canada, and likely not a single job from Mexico to Canada. The trend for years was to move jobs to the US from Canada and then move the whole operation to Mexico, or China. And Trump wants the natural resources in Canada, whereas he has no interest at all in taking over Mexico, he would rather dig a moat beside his wall. Making a tough deal with Canada really won't do anything to help bring manufacturing back to the US, as it will cancel itself out...if he could bring it back from Mexico on the other hand, he could make a huge impact in US manufacturing. The expert in this video was clueless.
@@DarrenWeeseImported1mo ago
I think Mexico and Canada would do great together
@@frankiegomez8860Imported1mo ago
Every comment is delusional, learn about tariffs and who was paying for it . Usa been paying other tariffs since obama or even earlier , all of sudden trump administration is charging for goods have people go crazy lmao 🤣
@@DarrenWeeseImported1mo ago
Donald Trump said he didn't need anything from Canada absolutely nothing how many times have you heard that that's why the clown show in the United States is ran by the ringmaster the Senate and they don't want to rain in on the clown show
@@mr.nonamanadus4463Imported1mo ago
I doubt the public will turn against Carney, no deal is better than a bad deal. <br><br>Trump came after our sovereignty and thats not for sale.
@@gordonp4675Imported1mo ago
Trump will soon be gone and his his predecessor will carry on with the madness and idiocy. Mexico and Canada should just wait out the GOP regime.
@@JS-sy7ymImported1mo ago
We’re not just rallying around the flag. We’re standing up for our sovereignty. This is an existential threat that goes beyond price inflation.
Canada chose to stand up to Donald Trump. Will Mexico do the same? As trade tensions with Washington intensify, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum faces a high-stakes choice: confront Trump or find a way to compromise. Analyst Alex González Ormerod argues that Mexico may have more leverage than you think — from its manufacturing strength and skilled workforce to its crucial role in US supply chains and the AI boom. DW’s Melissa Chan looks at whether Sheinbaum will confront Trump, seek a compromise, or chart a strategy of her own.
#dwcurrentaffairs
0:00 Canada’s tough-on-Trump tactic
2:00 Scheinbaum considers her trade talk options
3:48 Mexico’s leverage could be its economy
5:34 Why the US needs Mexico more than it needs Canada
7:10 Scheinbaum’s leadership experience
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
Follow DW on social media:
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