México debe revisar las prácticas laborales del TLCAN, dice Bill Pascrell

The video discusses the current status and timeline of trade negotiations involving the US, Mexico, and Canada. It highlights the US's strategic approach, focusing on labor practices and the need for renegotiation. The role of Congress in these negotiations is emphasized, with a reminder of its commerce-driven authority. The video also touches on proposals from Canada and the challenges faced by Mexico regarding labor practices.

What is the main goal of the trade negotiations discussed in the first section?

• To include more countries in the agreement

• To start a new trade agreement

• To increase tariffs on imports

• To end the negotiations by the end of December

What is a significant issue the US has with Mexico in the trade negotiations?

• Mexico's environmental policies

• Mexico's labor practices and minimum wage

• Mexico's trade surplus with the US

• Mexico's high tariffs on US goods

What has not changed in Mexico since the beginning of NAFTA, according to the second section?

• Trade policies

• Minimum wage

• Environmental regulations

• Import tariffs

What is Canada's contribution to the trade negotiations as mentioned in the third section?

• A proposal to reduce trade barriers

• A proposal to improve labor negotiations

• A proposal to exclude Mexico from the agreement

• A proposal to increase tariffs

Why is it important for the President to involve Congress in the trade negotiations?

• Congress controls the budget

• Congress can impose sanctions

• Congress is the commerce-driven force

• Congress can veto the agreement