Argentina signs new auto trade pact with Brazil, revives tariffs on Mexican imports
Mexican restrictions could have automakers and suppliers re-evaluating their investments in the region
The Mercosur trade block nations (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay) met late last week in Mendoza, Argentina to hammer out a new trade pact between them, intended to help relieve trade tensions among members but also establish new protectionist tariffs for imported goods.
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