In recent years, geopolitical tensions and evolving economic policies have prompted a global reevaluation of trade relationships, particularly concerning China. Countries aligned with Western economies are reassessing their dependence on China for manufacturing, raw materials, and technology. Now, Mexico—a key ally of the United States and a significant player in global trade—has joined the anti-China trade movement, marking a critical turning point in the reconfiguration of global supply chains. The trade landscape has undergone rapid changes influenced by factors such as the US-China trade war, the COVID-19 pandemic, and growing concerns over supply chain vulnerabilities. For decades, China has been the world’s manufacturing hub,
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