Reported about 12 hours ago
The White House is pressuring Colombia to stop new auto safety regulations that threaten U.S. car exports, valued at nearly $700 million last year. In a recent letter, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer warned Colombia that failure to revise these regulations could lead to unfair trade practices and swift U.S. enforcement actions. Meanwhile, Colombia is aligning its safety standards with international protocols, requiring third-party certification for auto parts and vehicles. This conflict comes amid ongoing tariff discussions and a recent trade dispute between the two nations over deportation flights.
Source: YAHOO