A recent development in US trade policy is affecting Mexico. The US has imposed a 10% tariff on certain Mexican exports. This move is reportedly due to concerns over labor practices, specifically the issue of forced labor.

The US claims that Mexico, like many other countries, has not done enough to address this problem. As a result, Mexican exports that fall outside of the existing trade agreement will be subject to the new tariff. Further details on this development are available from El País México, which has been following the story.

The situation is part of a broader trade landscape, with the US having recently introduced new tariffs.