The Mexican government's decision to restart transportation equipment manufacturing and auto parts manufacturing until June 1, instead of May 18, will curb recovery plans for the North American auto industry by 2020, further impacting in the regional economy and also the confidence that industrialists have in the country, they considered specialists in the sector.

Eduardo Solís, international consultant in foreign trade and advisor to the Confederation of Industrial Chambers (Concamin), stated that this decision will affect all the years of effort made by the country in attracting investment, since by not starting the industry together with its peers United States and Canada, companies will evaluate their continuity in Mexico.

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