USMCA

Mexico’s Senate approved a bill to strengthen the rights of trade unions on Monday

Mexican and U.S. business leaders are urging Donald Trump to drop steel tariffs and stop threatening a shutdown at the border

Pelosi called on Mexico last week to see through the legislation and put new laws in place to protect workers

López Obrador and officials are scheduled to attend the two-day meeting in the city of Mérida

The U.S. Congress will not ratify the USMCA until Mexico issues a labor reform, which could be approved before May 1

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López Obrador, who met with U.S. lawmakers this week, said he did not want there to be any motive for the United States to reopen negotiations

Through the relatively short history as independent nations, Mexico and the United States have had a turbulent relationship

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the Congress won't vote the USMCA until Mexico issues a labor reform

Robert Lighthizer said that the United States is working on a plan to lift tariffs from Mexican and Canadian steel and aluminum but preserve the gains that U.S. domestic producers