President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said Wednesday that he held a meeting at the National Palace with businessmen from the United States, who promised to maintain and expand their investments in Mexico under the new trade agreement (T-MEC).
When questioned about the meeting at a press conference, López Obrador said Wednesday that the dinner centered around the "economic and financial" situation in Mexico and, in general, managers were "very optimistic about the country's economic future."
The President indicated that the executives of the companies belong to the Americas Society Council of the Americas, which is . . .
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