Mexico's Economy The U.S is expected to threaten Mexico into continuing the purchase of American genetically modified Corn

[Juan]

The American reporter Mary Anastasia O’Grady is laying the groundwork for the American Government to pressure Mexico into buying Genetically modified Corn.

Neoliberal reporter Mary Anastasia O’Grady

Mexico buys 16.8 million metric tons of yellow corn, mostly for feed, from the U.S. annually. Mexico is the second largest importer of corn in the world, after China, and most of it is supplied by American farmers. It’s the second-largest corn export market for U.S. growers.

Mexico's Agriculture - U.S Corn farmers are worried about Mexico's ban on GMO corn

GMO corn will be banned for human consumption after 2024, The president of Mexico @AMLO said his country plans to phase out GMO corn by 2024. and will only be used for animal feed. Soon after the announcement, major ag cooperation from the U.S went to work and started funding surveys that...

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Mexico's Agriculture - U.S & Mexico's Trade Representatives Talk About Energy and GMO Corn exports

U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai said they "underlined the importance of making expeditious progress in addressing the issues in Mexico's energy sector," the statement said. She also emphasized "the importance of avoiding a disruption in U.S. corn exports." A decree issued in 2020 by...

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[Hazer]

I've seen Mary Anastasia O’Grady make it a point to basically push American foreign-policy talking points. Unfortunately, many unwilling readers who don't know her history of being biased & will fall for her B.S. Crazy how they just lie about everything now, just so America can extort Mexico into submission and accept America's unhealthy GMO corn for human consumption.

Forcing a smaller country into buying your trashy GMO is not a sign of leadership. Is this the rules-based order America is trying to save in Ukraine?

 

[Freddy]

Politica de Mexico - Genetically modified corn will not be used for human consumption in Mexico

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I knew Mexico would face pressure for not wanting any genetically modified Corn from the U.S. But I was surprised by how the media went to bat for the U.S Government and pushed a false narrative against Mexico, basically anti-Mexico propaganda.

 

[David]

Ambassador Katherine Tai, who heads up USTR, very simply needs to pull that lever and file an enforcement case against Mexico in this situation. It's a very open and shut case. Mexico doesn't have a leg to stand on when you look at the facts. To date, Ambassador Tai and her staff at USTR have been incredibly slow and timid about engaging with Mexico over this decree, which is baffling and frustrating.

Farmers from Nebraska are taking the Anti Mexico lead and will push U.S trade representatives to punish Mexico for not buying genetically modified Corn.

How Mexico decree will affect producers

Commentary: Nebraska producers and U.S. ag are losers if the Mexico decree is allowed to stand, says the president of Nebraska Corn Growers Association.

www.farmprogress.com

 

[AMY]

Why is the U.S always trying to bully Mexico?

 

[lisa]

A chancellor of the University of the Philippines at Los Banos, once said:

“For every application of genetic engineering in agriculture in developing countries, there are a number of less hazardous and more sustainable approaches and practices with hundreds, if not thousands, of years of safety record behind them."

https://www.forevermissed.com/oscar-zamora/about RIP

 

[lisa]

Mexico's government cannot make purchases of yellow corn from the United States because it does not want genetically modified (GM) corn, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Wednesday.

The United States wanted to sell Mexico more yellow corn and Mexico declined, Lopez Obrador said in a regular news conference.

"There is a market for it but the government cannot make a purchase because we do not want GM," Lopez Obrador said, citing a lack of scientific investigation into its effects.

I dont think the U.S is going to stop trying to pressure Mexico into buying that nasty GMO corn.

 

[Freddy]

Mexico's government cannot make purchases of yellow corn from the United States because it does not want genetically modified (GM) corn, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Wednesday.

The United States wanted to sell Mexico more yellow corn and Mexico declined, Lopez Obrador said in a regular news conference.



I dont think the U.S is going to stop trying to pressure Mexico into buying that nasty GMO corn.

Mexico » The Biden Administration Is Putting Pressure On Mexico to Accept American Genetically Modified Crops

Maize, also known as corn, is a cereal grain first domesticated by indigenous peoples in southern Mexico about 10,000 years ago The Biden Administration, via USTR (Office of the United States Trade Representative), is pushing Mexico to accept Gently Modified Crops for the Mexican Market even...

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Unfortunately, its looking that way. This is an example of modern-day colonialism.