We are a few days from the entry into force of the "trade" agreement between Mexico, the United States and Canada (July 1); I have placed quotation marks on the commercial aspect, since the treaty is not only a commercial instrument, but a broad economic agreement, since it contains a network of obligations in various matters, which move it away from a purely commercial agreement, such as labor, anti-corruption or environmental matters.

The new obligations that the Mexican State has contracted as a result of the T-MEC, will have a profound and transversal impact, that is, practically any action or omission of Mexico in economic matters could impact any obligation of the treaty. What constitutes a transcendental challenge for our country and above all for our rule of law.

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