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Covers:  Politics; economic policy; foreign affairs
trade reporter for Bloomberg News @business | reach out at adiaz243@bloomberg.net

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Chinese trucks pose new peril in Mexico's US tariff relief bid

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By Alicia Diaz Verified, Alicia Díaz, Gonzalo Soto Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
Mexico's growing fleet of Chinese-made heavy trucks is becoming a new obstacle in its quest for relief from U.S. tariffs, as Washington presses for assurances that its southern neighbor isn't becoming a backdoor for Chinese manufacturers to enter North America. The value of Mexican imports of Chinese trucks ballooned more than sevenfold in a six-year span, raising concerns among local manufacturers and U.S. authorities, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
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Caminhões chineses criam novo obstáculo na busca do México por alívio de tarifas dos EUA

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By Gonzalo Soto Verified, Alicia Diaz Verified
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — A crescente frota de caminhões pesados chineses no México tornou-se um novo obstáculo na busca do país por alívio das tarifas americanas, enquanto Washington pressiona por garantias de que seu vizinho não está se transformando em uma porta de entrada para fabricantes da China no mercado da América do Norte.
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Chinese Trucks Pose New Peril in Mexico’s US Tariff Relief Bid

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By Gonzalo Soto Verified, Alicia Diaz Verified, Alicia Díaz
| Flipboard
3 hours ago Experts break down how to dress like a seasoned international traveler. If you’ve ever seen the iconic “Modern Family” clip where Mitchell is increasingly bothered that people in France know he’s American just by looking at him — that is, until he purchases an outfit from a local store and fits in …
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