EnThe Mexican government and European Commission agreed on Wednesday to hold ministerial-level talks on May 30 to continue progress towards a free trade deal. These have been ongoing since June 2015, and the next general negotiations are likely to be held this June. The Mexican government may be keen to boost exports to reduce the … Continue reading “Mexico Trade Deal with EU Inches Nearer”
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