Navigating Trade Tensions: Canada, Mexico, and the U.S.

This chapter explores the strategic implications of renegotiating trade agreements among Canada, the U.S., and Mexico, especially with impending elections influencing the dynamics. It highlights the risks of prioritizing bilateral agreements over a united trilateral approach and addresses the potential threats posed by U.S. trade policies. Additionally, it emphasizes the need for cohesive national strategies to respond effectively to external pressures and the political complexities surrounding these negotiations.