Trump's tariff threat on Canada, Mexico sparks widespread alarm, criticism

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President-elect taps protégé of first term trade chief as US trade representative after announcing proposed tariffs on US’ three biggest trade partners
The Independent
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President-elect Donald Trump’s fresh tariff threats against Mexico, Canada and China signal a return of his favorite first-term negotiating tactic: hobbling other countries’ access to the U.S. economy.
Politico
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The United States president-elect's use of tariffs as a diplomatic tool risks generating inflation and leading to economic disruption, all without guaranteeing an end to drug trafficking or a halt to immigration.
Le Monde
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As the U.S.'s nearest neighbors, Canada and Mexico are its two largest trade partners, with Mexico trading the equivalent of $798,835 million in 2023, while Canada traded $774,331 million.
Newsweek

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