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  1. The NAFTA agreement, which established free trade between the U.S. and Mexico, is facing challenges including a screwworm outbreak in Mexican cattle and warnings of potential withdrawal from the trade deal.

NAFTA Cited as Cause of Agricultural Industry Decimation in Mexico

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Reports state that the NAFTA agreement is cited as the cause of the agricultural industry decimation in Mexico. This situation occurs while the NAFTA agreement faces challenges, including warnings of potential withdrawal from the trade deal.

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Why it matters

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The NAFTA agreement, which established free trade between the United States and Mexico, is facing challenges. These issues include a screwworm outbreak in Mexican cattle and discussions regarding a potential withdrawal from the trade deal.

The NAFTA agreement established free trade between the United States and Mexico, but it is currently facing challenges, including a screwworm outbreak in Mexican cattle.

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Who's involved

  • NAFTAThe trade agreement cited as the cause of agricultural industry decimation in Mexico
  • Donald TrumpAmerican businessman and politician who criticized NAFTA and negotiated its replacement

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