Canada gets a 30 -day tariff, as Trump and Rudo reaches the border deal

Canada got a 30 -day postponement in the application of American definitions to its exports a few hours before it is scheduled to enter into force after a call between Prime Minister Justin Trudeau from Canada and President Donald Trump late Monday afternoon a border deal that appears to satisfy both sides.

Mr. Trudeau had previously pledged to take revenge on the American tariff by imposing a tariff against American goods as well. In the end, he seemed to make modest concessions to Mr. Trump on border policies, including the presence of 10,000 members of the “front lines” stationed on the border.

“I have received a good invitation with President Trump,” said Mr. Trudeau. In the publication of social media And set the terms of the agreement. “The proposed definitions will be stopped for at least 30 days while we work together.”

The deal brought relief and the abolition of the escalation to what turned into a trade -off war between the two close allies and the major trade partners, although its 30 -day horizon indicates that more negotiations can take place on the line.

Specifically, Mr. Trudeau said that Canada will establish a new site to measure fentanel and double its efforts to address the Obuni materials crisis – which kills Canadians daily – by inserting carts and gangs as terrorist entities, such as Mr. Trump he said he wanted to do in the United States.

He also said that Canada would commit to 200 million Canadian dollars for the new intelligence collection efforts around Ventanil and drug trafficking.

Mr. Trudeau also said that as part of the agreement with Mr. Trump, Canada will continue to implement a new border light plan that it had already announced weeks ago.

This spending includes $ 1.3 billion in new money over the next few years, the deployment of new technology on the border and the deployment of more border guards. Canada last month published a Black Hawk helicopter and 60 drones on the border to increase monitoring.