MÉXICO activará el plan con el que no cuenta Washington si TRUMP no firma... EEUU sin opciones...

On July 1, 2026, Mexico and Canada had already signed their agreement. The United States had yet to publicly present its own. In this video, we analyze, using official figures from INEGI (Mexico's National Institute of Statistics and Geography), the Bank of Mexico, and the Ministry of Economy, what is really happening with the USMCA review, why Washington's silence is not neutral, and what Mexico's concrete plan is if the agreement isn't signed on time. What we found goes far beyond the headlines. The 50% tariff on Mexican steel that has already destroyed more than half of the sector's exports. The 90,000 direct jobs that were put at risk. The agreement signed by President Claudia Sheinbaum on April 29 at the National Palace with 19 public institutions. Mexican exports that reached a historic record of $70.7 billion in March 2026, making Mexico the United States' top trading partner, surpassing Canada, Taiwan, and China. And the exact mechanism of Article 34.7 that no one is fully explaining: what happens if there is an agreement, what happens if there isn't, and why the difference between these two scenarios defines the economic future of millions of Mexican families for the next sixteen years. Subscribe and turn on notifications to follow this negotiation week by week. 📌 SOURCES USED IN THIS VIDEO Mexico's Merchandise Trade Balance — INEGI 2026 Mexico's Ministry of Economy — Official Press Releases June 2026 El Financiero — Record Exports March 2026 Expansión — Section 232 Tariffs and Mexican Steel Bloomberg Line — Steel and Aluminum Tariff Reduction Mechanism Canacero — Steel Sector Report 2025-2026 Agreement for the Promotion of the Mexican Steel Industry — National Palace, April 29, 2026