Espinoza warned that tariffs could result in higher prices for US customers, but noted that the loss of jobs in Mexico would be a far more serious consequence."Without these jobs, many families would be affected," he said.
Despite the potential for tariffs, Cesar Santos, a land developer in the area, believes that Chinese manufacturers will continue to invest in Mexico.
As President-elect Trump prepares to take office, Mexico faces the challenge of navigating a complicated relationship with both the US and China."What we're seeing right now is that Mexico has a very complicated position because they need to assess where should I go next? " said Horacio Carreon, an assistant professor of international business at Tecnologico de Monterrey.
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