President Trump and the leaders of Mexico and Canada struck last-minute deals today to postpone hefty tariffs that the U.S. planned to impose tomorrow on goods from the two countries. The agreements temporarily averted a North American trade war.

Canada’s prime minister and Mexico’s president have ordered retaliatory tariffs against Americans, following through with their threats after U.S.

Trudeau instó a los canadienses a “elegir productos canadienses” cuando compren, instando efectivamente a un boicot de los bienes estadounidenses. Varios primeros ministros de provincias canadienses informaron que eliminarán por completo las marcas de alcohol estadounidenses de las estanterías de las tiendas gubernamentales.