The former president and Republican candidate said that trade with Mexico is “a tremendous challenge.” And he announced that he will seek to “bring back” the companies to his country.
donald trump He stated this Tuesday that Mexico “not going to sell a single car in the United States” if he wins elections, because it plans to impose “terrible” tariffs to “bring back” the companies to the country. “I would say that Mexico It’s a tremendous challenge for us right now, tremendous”, he stated.
The Republican candidate for White House in an interview in Chicago Economic Club stated that “China is building huge car factories in Mexico” and “they are going to sell them in USA“ because being close to the border have “all the advantages and none of the disadvantages”, he complained.
“And that’s going to be the end of Michigan. It’s going to be the end of, frankly, South Carolina“It’s going to be the end of everything,” added the republican, in one of his usual gloomy forecasts. And he assured that if he wins the presidential elections On November 5, Mexicans “They are not going to sell a single car in the United States”.
Donald Trump threatened to impose 100% tariffs on Mexico
The 78-year-old tycoon, very even in the polls with his Democratic rival Kamala Harris, threatens to impose tariffs of 100%, 200% and even more, convinced that this will translate in the construction of “thousands” of companies in the country. “The higher the tariff, more likely to come USA and build a factory (…) so you don’t have to pay the tariff”, he opined. According to him the effect will be “massive” but “positive” and denies that it will have an impact on the pocket of the consumer.
Many economists believe, on the contrary, that his economic plans will increase debt and inflation. Trump, who claims to be “very good at mathematics”, contradicts them: “There is another theory that says that if duty are so high, so terrible, so hateful, (the companies) will come from immediate”.
Don’t just go to Mexico like a threat, but to other countries, including allies that, according to him, commercially speaking, “they have taken advantage” of the United States more than the “enemies.”
Source: Ambito
