análisis por jdiaz

The trade war between the US and China began in March 2018 and intensified with new semiconductor tariffs in 2024. The US has pressured Mexico to reduce its ties with China and strengthen them with North America, as it did with the signing of the T-MEC. The renegotiation of T-MEC in 2026 will introduce new conditions. The pressure turned to applying tariffs on 99 per cent of Chinese imports. This article will analyse Mexico's position in the trade war between the two great powers.

Argentina relies heavily on hydrocarbons to meet its energy demand (87.5% of its energy matrix is fossil fuels). Despite significant oil reserves, its domestic production cannot meet its demand, so it depends on energy imports. It has extensive reserves of both conventional and renewable resources, giving it great potential to become a key player in the global energy transition.