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StoryDec 5, 2025 – Dec 12, 20258 days4 articles3 outletsUnited States

Mexico’s aerospace sector is growing. Will it be undercut in USMCA review?

Mexico's aerospace industry, which has experienced significant growth due to the USMCA trade agreement, faces uncertainty as the agreement undergoes review. President Sheinbaum has highlighted the sector's potential for continued expansion, driven by a strong workforce and increasing exports.

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Open questions and key claims

Sheinbaum said they agreed to continue working together on trade issues with our teams.

Trump told reporters the US will either let USMCA expire, or work out another deal with Mexico and Canada.

President Claudia Sheinbaum said the tariffs are needed to boost domestic production.

Claudia Sheinbaum
via BBC News · Dec 11

The Mexican aerospace market is valued at $11.2bn.

Article's own claim
via Al Jazeera · Dec 12

Mexico is striving to become one of the top 10 countries in aerospace production value.

Article's own claim
via Al Jazeera · Dec 12

China sold $130 billion in goods to Mexico last year.

Recent tariffs on materials like steel and aluminium have eroded trust in the US as a reliable partner.

Mexico authorized up to 50 percent tariffs on Chinese imports.

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Who and where

Claudia Sheinbaum person Mexico location USMCA organization BYD organization Mark Carney person
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