Name: Los empresarios advierten de que abandonar CUSMA podría ser una catástrofe económica
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Description: En el segundo día de audiencias de consulta de alto nivel en Washington, varios líderes empresariales estadounidenses hablaron en defensa de CUSMA mientras el presidente Donald Trump amenaza con salir anticipadamente del acuerdo comercial.

En el segundo día de audiencias de consulta de alto nivel en Washington, varios líderes empresariales estadounidenses hablaron en defensa de CUSMA mientras el presidente Donald Trump amenaza con salir anticipadamente del acuerdo comercial.

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At recent trade hearings in Washington, numerous business leaders and witnesses emphasized the importance of maintaining the USMCA (also known as CUSMA) trade agreement between Canada, the United States, and Mexico. They warned that abandoning the agreement could result in significant economic harm for all three countries. 

Concerns have grown over signals from the Trump administration that the U.S. may seek to revise or exit the deal, with some viewing these threats as negotiation tactics. Meanwhile, labor unions and industry groups are pushing for changes to the agreement, particularly in the steel and auto sectors. Despite ongoing tensions, upcoming meetings between leaders are not expected to yield major breakthroughs on trade.

Los empresarios advierten de que abandonar CUSMA podría ser una "catástrofe económica

A puerta cerrada en las audiencias de comercio de alto riesgo surgió un tema a medida que decenas de testigos intervenían. Salvar a Kuzma o el USMCA como se conoce aquí en Washington. Es el acuerdo comercial más importante del planeta. Renovar el USMCA. Hazlo. Empezar a normalizar las relaciones comerciales. Bajen la temperatura y pónganse a trabajar. El acuerdo comercial entre Canadá, EE.UU. y México será revisado y probablemente renegociado el próximo mes de junio. Pero crece la preocupación de que la administración Trump pueda abandonar el acuerdo. Jameson Greer, el más alto funcionario de comercio de EE.UU. dijo que el presidente sólo quiere un buen acuerdo y puede que EE.UU. tenga que revisarlo, modificarlo o abandonarlo. Donald Trump hizo amenazas similares en la Casa Blanca. Dejaremos que expire o tal vez llegaremos a otro acuerdo con México y Canadá. El acuerdo no sólo expira pero EE.UU. podría abandonarlo avisando con seis meses de antelación. No me sorprenden esos comentarios. Cuando los oigo se me cae el corazón a los pies. Creo que sería una catástrofe económica para los tres países. Aunque la amenaza de Trump de retirarse también se ve con cierto escepticismo. Creo que han dicho que es posible y que también es posible que los Toronto Maple Leafs ganen la Stanley Cup un año pero no significa que vaya a ocurrir pronto. Creo que es la clásica táctica de negociación. Trump quiere concesiones de Canadá y México y podría exigir cambios a la industria siderúrgica en medio de las quejas de los productores estadounidenses. No podemos permitir que Norteamérica siga siendo una zona de dumping para el exceso de capacidad siderúrgica. Un poderoso sindicato automovilístico presiona para que se introduzcan cambios significativos... incluyendo mejores protecciones, mejores condiciones y el aumento de los puestos de trabajo de fabricación en casa. Y si esto no se incluye en el acuerdo, ¿qué opinas? Deberíamos deshacernos de él para ser francos. Todas estas tensiones se dejarán de lado al menos durante parte del viernes. El primer ministro Mark Carney visitará D.C. para estar con Trump y con la presidenta de México, Claudia Sheinbaum, en el sorteo final de la Copa Mundial de la FIFA. Los tres estarán juntos en el escenario durante al menos dos horas. Y Katie, además de eso, se espera que Carney tenga algún tiempo a solas con Trump. Sí, la oficina del Primer Ministro dice que probablemente será una conversación breve. También charlará en privado con Sheinbaum. Dos fuentes del gobierno canadiense me dicen que las expectativas son bajas. La conversación con Trump llevará a algún avance en el frente comercial. Destacando que este evento es realmente para celebrar el fútbol de la FIFA.

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Los empresarios advierten de que abandonar CUSMA podría ser una "catástrofe económica

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