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Former top Republican sees ‘Fortress North America’ concept as a winner in USMCA trade talks

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Andrew Willis
Former top Republican sees ‘Fortress North America’ concept as a winner in USMCA trade talks
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Former U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan advocates for a 'Fortress North America' trade strategy to align the U.S., Canada, and Mexico against Chinese economic competition. He warns against antagonizing President Trump, suggesting a more diplomatic approach to trade negotiations.

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The perspective of a former high-ranking Republican provides insight into the shifting strategies for North American trade relations under the Trump administration.

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Former U.S. Speaker of the House Paul Ryan says Ottawa's negotiating team should move quickly this summer to strike a deal, as Mexican politicians are trying to do. J. Scott Applewhite/The Associated Press

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The article presents Ryan's strategic views and critiques of political tactics without endorsing them.

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