Trump's NAFTA Anger Matched by Mexican Citizens

The transcript discusses the unity among Mexican sectors in response to potential changes to NAFTA proposed by the Trump administration. Despite suggestions to tear up NAFTA, Mexico remains committed to improving the agreement rather than discarding it. Ongoing negotiations have yet to yield an agreement, but communication continues between the involved parties, including Canada. Security issues are also a significant part of the discussions, with Mexico emphasizing the importance of a broader negotiation that includes security cooperation. The role of key figures in the negotiations and the impact of public statements, such as tweets from President Trump, are also considered.

What has been the effect of President Trump's stance on NAFTA on Mexican society?

• It has caused political unrest.

• It has led to economic instability.

• It has united various sectors of society.

• It has divided the society.

What is Mexico's position regarding the NAFTA agreement?

• Mexico wants to completely dismantle NAFTA.

• Mexico is indifferent towards NAFTA.

• Mexico wants to improve and continue NAFTA.

• Mexico has already withdrawn from NAFTA.

What is the current status of negotiations between Mexico and the Trump administration?

• An agreement has been reached.

• Negotiations are not taking place.

• No agreement has been reached yet.

• Negotiations have been abandoned.

What additional aspect does Mexico want to include in the NAFTA negotiations?

• Environmental issues

• Tourism development

• Security cooperation

• Cultural exchange

How does Mexico view the statements made by President Trump regarding NAFTA?

• As irrelevant

• As a serious statement

• As a joke

• As a misunderstanding

What role does Canada play in the NAFTA negotiations?

• Canada opposes NAFTA.

• Canada is a third party in the negotiations.

• Canada is a mediator.

• Canada is not involved.

Who is expected to be the point person for the Trump administration in the NAFTA negotiations?

• Carlos Slim

• Prime Minister Trudeau

• Robert Light Heiser

• President Pena Nieto