look like the deal has finally be reached between the two countries after a long uphill negotiations.
After more than a year of fractious negotiations, Canada and the U.S. have reached a tentative new North American Free Trade Agreement, a senior source told CBC News.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau convened a late-night meeting of cabinet to brief ministers on the NAFTA progress, only hours before a U.S.-imposed midnight deadline.
Leaving the meeting about an hour and 15 minutes after it began, Trudeau said only that it was “a good day for Canada” and that he’d have more to say to reporters on Monday.
“Under the new NAFTA, the U.S. will have roughly the same access to the Canadian dairy market as what was given up by Trudeau when he signed the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) trade deal with 10 Asia-Pacific countries earlier this year.”
Trump â– â– â– â– â– â– â– , read the above, let it sink in.
Trump gained nothing. If you think he gained something, you’re an idiot. But, of course, if you support Trump, that’s a known.
Also lost the battle on chapter 19 which was one of the biggest issues America had with the agreement because it overrule American court in dispute making all trade dispute governed by a third party.
But be realistic, do you think the economy would have turned around on a dime? It’s only understandable that after decades of debt accumulation by our federal government, it will take time to bring under control. I know, Trump has to be a miracle worker, or he’s a failure and a liar.
For over a decade, the dems did not give a crap about debt and deficits. Any crys or complaints about the debt and deficit from them now, will just roll off my back like water on a duck.
I think the bigger story than the CAN-US trade deal is China just announced lower tariffs on 1600 items on avg about 20%… it’s not where we want to be, but it is showing that China’s business leaders are pressuring their leaders to start dealing with the US on the trade war… people think the US needs China, but in truth Chinese businesses need the US market more than US businesses needing the Chinese market…