U.S., Mexico Said to Proceed on Nafta Talks Without Canada

The transcript discusses the progress in trade talks between the US, China, and NAFTA countries. While there is some advancement in US-Mexico negotiations, Canada is not as willing to compromise, leading to a delay in reaching a deal. The Trump administration has consistently criticized Canada for its stance. Currently, Mexican officials are in Washington for further discussions, but Canadian representatives are absent.

What is the main focus of the initial discussion in the video?

• The impact of trade on the economy

• The role of Canada in global trade

• The outcome of the NAFTA agreement

• Progress in China-US talks

According to the Trump administration, which country's NAFTA talks are more advanced?

• United States

• Canada

• Mexico

• China

What did U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer indicate about the timeline for a deal?

• A deal with Mexico will take years

• A deal with Canada is imminent

• No deal is expected soon

• A deal with Mexico is expected in the coming months

What is the current status of Canadian officials in the NAFTA talks?

• They are absent from the current discussions

• They are leading the negotiations

• They are actively participating in Washington

• They have finalized their part of the deal

What pattern has been observed in the Trump administration's approach to Canada in the trade talks?

• Ignoring Canada's role in the talks

• Criticism of Canada's unwillingness to compromise

• A focus on strengthening ties with Canada

• Consistent praise for Canada's efforts