Latin America, that is. Spurred on by Trump tariffs, a trade deal 25 years in the making to create the world's largest free trade zone between the EU and Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay could become a reality.
EU approves draft Mercosur trade deal with ‘robust’ protections for farmers - France 24
"The commission estimates it will increase EU annual exports to the four-country bloc by up to 39 percent, or €49 billion ($57 billion), and give Europe an edge over China and others vying for influence in the region. "
As I already posted, China is investing $3.5 billion in infrastructure in the same region. This does not look like a temporary solution to a term-limited President. MLAG!! (Make Latin America Great).
China is investing billions in Latin America, potentially sidelining US farmers for decades to come | Arkansas Advocate
"Once fully operational, Chancay will function as a regional redistribution hub for exports from Peru, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador and Colombia: from copper and lithium to soybeans and other agricultural products. Upon completion around 2035, it is expected to become the region’s third-largest port."
While Trump was claiming he would do, "50 deals in 50 days", while randomly changing tariff rates based on which country hurt his feelings. The rest of the world was looking around to do business with reasonable countries.
By the way, how many deals did he get in 50 days? Besides just promises.