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ARTICLE · 27 OCTOBER 2025

Consultas públicas sobre la revisión del T-MEC (2026)

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En el contexto de la revisión conjunta del T-MEC programada para julio de 2026, tanto Estados Unidos como México han iniciado procesos...

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En el contexto de la revisión conjunta del T-MEC programada para julio de 2026, tanto Estados Unidos como México han iniciado procesos formales de consulta pública para recabar comentarios y recomendaciones sobre la operación y futuro del tratado. Estas consultas son fundamentales para definir la agenda de la revisión y la posible extensión del acuerdo por 16 años adicionales.

El gobierno de Estados Unidos, a través de la Oficina del Representante Comercial (USTR), solicita comentarios públicos sobre la operación, cumplimiento y posibles mejoras del T-MEC, así como sobre el funcionamiento del Comité de Competitividad de América del Norte. Se invita a presentar propuestas relacionadas con comercio equilibrado, acceso a mercados, seguridad económica, inversión y competitividad regional. El plazo para enviar comentarios y solicitar comparecencia en la audiencia pública es de 45 días a partir de la publicación; la audiencia se celebrará el 17 de noviembre de 2025 en

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