EnArgentina and Mexico came one step closer to a free trade agreement on Friday, according to Reuters, as they improved existing tariff arrangements. While not a new piece of legislation, the “ACE6” is a necessary step along the way to an agreement in 2017. There appear to be significant opportunities for trade growth. Argentina accounted
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