US, Canada, Mexico pledge quick work to update NAFTA
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S., Canadian and Mexican negotiators are pledging to work quickly to update the North American Free Trade Agreement, a 23-year-old pact that President Donald Trump has called the worst trade deal in history.
The first round of NAFTA renegotiations talks were wrapped up Sunday. The three countries said they planned to meet again in Mexico Sept. 1-5, in Canada late next month and back in the United States in October.
They did not offer details on the five-day talks.
The negotiations are likely to prove contentious. U.S. Trade Rep.