Mexico and the renegotiation of NAFTA: five key points

President Trump’s intention to renegotiate NAFTA won’t have any immediate consequences for Mexico’s economy since the current agreement will remain in place until a reformed version is approved by all parties. As negotiations develop, here are five key points to bear in mind.

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