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Obama Talks Climate Change and Trade With Canada and Mexico
And if I can borrow a phrase, the world needs more Canada. Canada’s battle group is expected to be based in Latvia, a British group in Estonia, a USA battalion in Poland and a German battalion in Lithuania, all aimed at helping allay fears among those alliance countries closest to Russian Federation.
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Delivering a plea for regional cooperation and free trade, Obama argued – in a thinly-veiled rebuke to the real estate magnate – for growing the United States’ relationship with Mexico, “our neighbor, our friend”. But Obama added that withdrawing from trade deals is not the answer.
“On the question of the USA elections, I have tremendous faith in the better angels of Americans’ nature”, he said in March.
“Always there will be people trying to get us all to turn inwards but the fact is our world is interconnected in so many ways that it is much better that we engage, that we work through our challenges together”. “Hitler and Mussolini did that and the outcome, it’s clear to everyone, resulted in devastation and turned out to be a tragedy for mankind”, Pena Nieto said. He said that era has been outmoded “far more by automation than by trade”, adding that the USA steel industry was producing just as much as it ever was, but now only needs one-tenth of the workers.
That must extend beyond borders, Obama said, as wealthy countries can not thrive without global development.
The leaders also discussed plans to replace the much-maligned North American Free Trade Agreement with Obama’s preferred TPP trade deal – a measure that’s faced fierce political opposition and is now awaiting congressional approval.
Canada now spends less than one per cent of its GDP on defence, despite a commitment made by all North Atlantic Treaty Organisation countries to spend at least two per cent of GDP.
The trio will also discuss Britain’s vote to leave the European Union, which wiped more than $2 trillion off global equity markets and dealt a huge blow to the EU.
While none of the leaders uttered the word “Trump” during their post-summit press conference, there was no doubting who Obama was talking about when he launched into a sharp critique of the presidential hopeful before heading to Parliament Hill to address the House of Commons.
President Barack Obama says the character of the USA has been shaped by Mexican Americans who have influenced its culture, politics and business. They said the meeting was an opportunity to reaffirm their desire to beef up economic integration across North America.
U.S. President Barack Obama has arrived in Ottawa, Ontario, for a summit with the leaders of Canada and Mexico.
Trump’s vows to construct a border wall and his stance on migrants put him similarly at odds with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Obama’s position on North Atlantic Treaty Organisation is in stark contrast to Republican Donald Trump, who has repeatedly called North Atlantic Treaty Organisation “obsolete” and a waste of money. After a day of meetings with Justin Trudeau and Peña Nieto and a speech to the Canadian Parliament, Obama will fly home on Wednesday evening without spending a single night in the Canadian capital.