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In Mexico, Trump's new tariff threat no longer causes panic
The US president threatened to raise tariffs on goods imported from Mexico, its leading trading partner, to 30%. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum responded pragmatically to the announcement, as the Trump administration had already made 12 tariff-related announcements directly or indirectly targeting Mexico since January.
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