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    Der mexikanische Präsident bringt Trump in die Tarife Frist wieder auf, noch einmal zu senken

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    3. Oldschoolhype2 on

      Claudia is the best politician on this side of the globe right now. 

    6. ScottHoward1 on

      So has taco totally forgotten that Mexico is supposed to be paying for a wall?

    8. nu11pointer on

      It’s always been November 1st. The fake news is saying August 1st but it’s always been November 1st

    9. st2439 on

      America looks weak with this pedo and his administration running the show. Bring back the sleepy Joe, at least we had friends when he was running the country.

    11. mediocre_remnants on

      Trump didn’t „cave“, he „chickened out“. Please use the correct terminology, journalists!

      And besides chickening out, he chickened out to a *strong woman*, a woman who is far stronger and tougher than him. Mentally and physically.

    14. Most-Artichoke6184 on

      Trump vowed literally yesterday that the August 1 deadline was firm lol

    25. brain_overclocked on

      >Sheinbaum now has 90 more days of the current tariff levels to reach a trade deal with the U.S., according to Trump’s post.

      >Trump had promised Friday, August 1 as the deadline for implementing a 30 percent tariff on America’s southern neighbor and largest trading partner. But despite his assurances that this deadline is a hard one, Sheinbaum has succeeded in negotiating her way out of the ultimatum.

      >It’s not the first time: In March, Trump delayed tariffs against Mexico and Canada after a conversation with Sheinbaum, calling her a “very wonderful woman.” The deft negotiation on Sheinbaum’s part earned her the nickname of “world’s leading Trump whisperer” from The Washington Post.

      >As of now, the Friday deadline remains for countries around the world to come to a deal with Trump or risk incurring so-called “reciprocal” tariffs of up to 50 percent. But whether these tariffs will actually go into effect is yet to be seen—and the finance sector doesn’t seem too convinced. Back in April, after the president announced his shocking “Liberation Day” tariffs across the globe, stocks plummeted and many economists promised a recession.

      >But then Trump backed down, earning his policies the nickname “TACO”: Trump Always Chickens Out. This time, the boy who cried tariffs has yet to strike fear into the heart of the market, with Wall Street investors predicting—well, exactly what just happened.

      By the way, the *Rage Against the Regime* protest is taking place on August 2nd.

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