For the efficient operation and the enforcement of the
provisions of the USMCA, this Agreement sets forth the following
dispute settlement procedures: (i) Trade Remedies;
(ii) Investor-State; and (iii)
State-State. The Ministry of Economy has published some of the
modifications and additions that such procedures have had in
comparison to the provisions established in NAFTA. This article
provides a summary of these procedures
The new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), sets
forth several dispute settlement procedures as mentioned in the
following chapters:
Chapter 10 (Dispute Settlement Procedures in Trade
Remedies)
In the USMCA, as in NAFTA's provisions, countries keep their
right to impose measures related to anti-dumping or countervailing
duty, as well as a binational panel to adjudge disputes.
