Biden’s electrification, political turmoil with Mexico and Canada: FT

US President’s proposal, Joe Biden, To encourage it to gain its population Electric cars made in that country It creates “a political and diplomatic dilemma” for the president because it creates tensions between his key business partners, Mexico and Canada. Financial Times.

“To accept the opposition of some of America’s closest allies Climate change is causing political and diplomatic embarrassment for Fiden. After Donald Trump’s turbulent tenure, the president has promised to use industrial policy to reduce tensions with business partners and boost green industries such as electric car production, “he said.

Due to this he further said, பிடன் He will meet the leaders of these countries this week because his plans have brought “a furious opposition” on the part of these countries.

The newspaper pointed out that these disruptions could lead to a recall “Three Friends’ Summit”, Which has not taken place since 2016 and this time, will take place at the White House in Washington DC.

He cited senior officials from Mexico City and Ottawa Complained about Biden’s plans to increase production Electric vehicles in the United States have violated international trade rules.

He argued that this was the panorama Causing political and diplomatic embarrassment to the US president, Because he promised to reduce the tensions left by the order Donald Trump, In turn, eco-friendly policies such as the production of electric cars must be followed.

Last June, பிடன் Developed at the 47th G-7 Summit in Cornwall, United Kingdom, this project Re-create a better world (Rebuilding a Better World), but until November 2, various world leaders rallied in support of their commitment. United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP26).

Although it has not yet been enacted into law, Biden’s extensive assembly set, $ 1.75 trillion, proposes a $ 7,500 tax credit for electric vehicles manufactured in that country alone. From 2026, the union plans to offer more incentives for the purchase of electric cars made by workers.

The newspaper insisted Friday, Melanie Jolie, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Canada, he raised this issue at a meeting Anthony Blink, Secretary of State of the United States.

In addition Mary Ng, Canada’s Minister of Commerce, has previously written to Democratic and Republican leaders Katherine Damn, U.S. Trade Representative, and Gina Raymondo, Secretary of Commerce aims to address Ottawa’s “most serious concerns” about electric car loans. He argued that the Ng’s office had declared that the measures proposed by Washington were “contradictory” to the agreement between Mexico, the United States and Canada (T-MEC).

For his part, Tatiana Claudier, The head of the Ministry of Economy in Mexico, sent his own letters to members of the US Legislature Demanding that the proposals be modified with a view to adjusting within the framework of the alleged trade agreement.

“It’s paradoxical … with this type of action they will provoke more (migration),” he said. கிளவுதியர்.

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