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Former President casts doubt on outcome of key cross-border negotiations
News Report:
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has raised concerns over the ongoing trade negotiations between the United States and Canada, saying the two countries might not be able to strike a deal.
Speaking at a recent event, Trump suggested that current discussions are facing significant hurdles and that a final agreement may be out of reach. While he did not elaborate on specific sticking points, trade experts point to differences in areas like agriculture, tariffs, and energy as potential roadblocks.
Trump’s remarks have added a layer of uncertainty to an already complex negotiation process. Canadian officials have yet to respond to his comments, but the stakes remain high, especially for industries dependent on smooth cross-border trade.
The outcome of the talks could have a lasting impact on economic relations between the two countries, both of which are key trading partners.