Overview

• Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard told Morena lawmakers Mexico will start the formal review in January 2026 with the pact in force and more than 80% of exports to the United States entering tariff‑free.
• Ebrard said U.S. counterparts offered to extend the 90‑day window on tariff measures if needed, and he plans continued meetings in Washington to finalize understandings.
• President Claudia Sheinbaum said Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s Sept. 2–3 visit will advance a security framework that Mexico insists must respect national sovereignty and keep security functions under Mexican authorities.
• The presidency’s First Government Report cites permanent dialogue with the private sector and interagency coordination to prepare for the T‑MEC review, including handling labor rapid‑response cases and committee work under the treaty.
• Officials highlight leverage from Mexico’s status as the top exporter to the U.S., recent anti‑fentanyl cooperation metrics, and efforts to strengthen domestic production while pursuing reforms such as updates to customs law.