The latest free-trade agreement between Mexico and Uruguay introduced on 14 July, removes virtually all industrial product tariffs and farm produce. This includes leather, Uruguay’s vital export to Mexico. The treaty also sets up a framework for reciprocal investment and economic corporation.
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