Justin Trudeau, the former Canadian Prime Minister, advised Mexico to act in unity and avoid falling into a trap set by the United States during the T-MEC trade negotiations. ^[1] Carlos Slim Domit, president of the boards of América Móvil and Grupo Carso, stated that Mexico has significant growth opportunities under President Claudia Sheinbaum's 'Plan Mexico'. ^[2] The first review of the T-MEC agreement formally began on July 1, 2026, but negotiations are currently fractured after the US decided to reject the automatic 16-year extension. ^[3] Trudeau recalled that in 2018, Canada simply left the trade deal to avoid ceding to the neighbor country's demands, and six months later reached a much better agreement. ^[4] Carlos Slim Domit confirmed that his conglomerate continues to make strong investments to ensure Mexico has the most competitive telecommunications infrastructure. ^[5] Carlos Slim Domit confirmed that the 'Plan Mexico' strategy aims to increase public, private, and mixed investment to reach 25 to 28 percent of the gross domestic product (GDP). ^[6] Carlos Slim Domit indicated that the goal of the strategy is to generate economic growth rates exceeding 4 percent. ^[7]