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Weekly Report - 30 October 2025 (WR-25-43)
MEXICO: Tensions rise despite US tariff reprieve
President Claudia Sheinbaum has frequently received plaudits for her handling of US President Donald Trump. Her cool-headed and conciliatory but firm approach has seen her obtain concessions from Trump where others have not. An example of this came on 27 October, when Sheinbaum announced that a looming tariff hike deadline would be extended for “a few more weeks”. However, the following day brought a reminder of the tensions that persist between the two governments in terms of cooperation on security and aviation.
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