Canadian PM Trudeau says the tariffs breach the trilateral trade pact; Trump also eyes extra duties over wildfire air quality
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US President Donald Trump has announced 50% tariffs on most Canadian imports, escalating trade tensions between the two countries. The move, which Trump justified by alleging Canada discriminates against US automobiles, alcoholic beverages, and cheese, directly violates the USMCA trade agreement, according to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Trump has also instructed his advisors to investigate additional tariffs on Canada due to the impact of Canadian wildfires on US air quality, a government official told reporters. Meanwhile, Canada has expressed willingness to deepen discussions on trade relations with the US.
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Canada is willing to deepen discussions on trade relations with the United States, in light of Donald Trump's statements this Monday, who announced 50% tariffs on most goods imported from Canada.
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Now, the Prime Minister of Canada says these tariffs directly violate the agreement between Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
according to ObservadorThe US President also asked his advisors to investigate the possibility of applying additional tariffs on Canada, due to the impact of Canadian wildfires on air quality in the United States, the government official told reporters.
according to RTP NotíciasTrump alleges in the decrees that Canada discriminates against American cars, alcoholic beverages, and cheeses compared to other nations.
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Canada is willing to deepen discussions on trade relations with the United States, in light of Donald's statements...
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