After the Trump administration tabled a slew of highly contentious proposals in the fourth round of NAFTA talks, Mexican officials this week made clear to the U.S. business community that Mexico intends to stay at the table for the seven scheduled negotiating rounds and won't hand President Trump what some believe he is looking for - a reason to begin the withdrawal process. The Mexican officials, in a briefing with U.S. companies this week, stressed they were objecting to virtually all of the proposals put forward by the U.S., but said they were committed to the seven rounds that have been agreed to by the three countries, sources told Inside U.S. Trade.
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