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‘Beijing is laughing’ at US-Mexico-Canada stalled trade talks
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‘Beijing is laughing’ at US-Mexico-Canada stalled trade talks

July 14, 2026·Source: Al Jazeera·4 views

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A US trade expert says the US, Mexico, and Canada need to hold trilateral talks to get a cross-border trade deal signed.

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