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Canada and Mexico humiliate Trump on prices

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettMarch 6, 2025No Comments
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The hard to cook Donald Trump was again revealed to be as tall as his successful reality TV character in reality TV, and it was necessary Canada And Mexico telling the president not and promising to fight a trade war with him.

Trump fell on Mexico after apparently getting nothing from our neighbors to the south.

Trump wrote on Truth Social:

After speaking with President Claudia Sheinbaum of Mexico, I agreed that Mexico will not be required to pay prices on all that relates to the USMCA agreement. This agreement is until April 2. I did it as a hosting and out of respect for President Sheinbaum. Our relationship was very good, and we work hard, together, on the border, both to prevent illegal foreigners from entering the United States and, in the same way, from stopping fentanyl. Thank you to President Sheinbaum for your hard work and your cooperation!

Cnn said that the “break” also applies to Canada, “President Donald Trump signed executive actions on Thursday that delays near a Mo nTh prices on all Mexico and Canada products which are covered by the USMCA free trade treaty, an important walkback of the signature economic plan of the administration which shaken the markets, companies and consumers.”

It seems that Canada and Mexico do not allow Trump for nothing and have always forced it to back down because the stock market is declining and prices are increasing for the American people.

Trump continues to walk on the economical rake and spoil himself in front.

Watching Trump fail and humiliate never ages, but he embarrasses the United States of America.

Trump was spent on the prices in his joint congress address for less than two days ago.

Today, the prices have almost disappeared, but the DOW is down nearly 450 at the time of this publication because Trump’s instability caused uncertainty, the more it plays the pricing game, the more it darkens in the United States.

Canada And Mexico was the clear winners as they looked at Trump down, and he blinked.

What do you think of Trump who is back on prices? Share your opinion in the comments below.

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