A group of more than 60 United States congressmen asked the government of that country to initiate actions against Mexico within the framework of the T-MEC by federal government policies on the importation of transgenic corn.
In a letter sent to the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR), Congressmen agreed that Mexico must assume the commitments agreed in the T-MEC.
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They remembered that The United States expressed its disagreement for the discriminatory measures that the Mexican government adopted ban imports of transgenic corn.
The Joe Bien government requested a period of technical consultations, but the document sent to the ambassador Katherine Thai, head of the USTR accuses the inaction of the authorities on the subject.
“Failure to act creates a dangerous precedent that promises made under USMCA and other trade agreements by extension, can be ignored without consequence,” the document says.
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Congressmen urged USTR to proceed “immediately with a formal USMCA dispute to defend the livelihoods of American farmers.”
2023-06-01 23:57:23
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