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Sunday, April 1st 2012 - 08:02 UTC

Argentina targets Mexican car imports and considers revoking trade agreement

Giorgi: following a trade deficit of a billion dollars in 2011, “it is essential to set new guidelines”

Argentina is considering applying measures to restrict the import of Mexican cars, which could include unilaterally denouncing the Economic Complementation Agreement (ACE) 55, which regulates bilateral trade, Argentine government sources told local media, ámbito.com.

Wednesday, March 14th 2012 - 00:07 UTC

Brazil turns protectionist: wants Mexico to limit car exports to 1.4bn in three years

Mexican car exports to Brazil increased 40% in 2011

Brazil's government wants Mexico to impose quotas on its own auto exports to the South American nation to ensure the total value does not exceed 1.4 billion dollars over the next three years, the development, industry and foreign trade ministry said.

Thursday, September 29th 2011 - 00:48 UTC

Raul Castro drops 50-year ban: Cubans allowed buying and selling cars

The ban turned the island into a living museum of vintage cars

Cuba authorized auto sales among individuals Wednesday, easing a 50-year-old ban that has helped make the Castro brothers-ruled island a living museum of vintage cars.

Wednesday, September 21st 2011 - 00:49 UTC

Uruguay alert to the extent of Brazil recent measures on auto imports

President Jose Mujica, a stinging feeling, but there should be no major concern

Uruguayan president Jose Mujica admitted a certain ‘stinging feeling’ following the recent Brazilian decision to increase import taxes on vehicles by 30%, which could also have an impact on Mercosur partners.

Tuesday, August 16th 2011 - 06:06 UTC

Industrial activity soars 9.3% in Argentina led by the auto production

The largest manufacturing sector expanded 23.8% on the year to about 80,000 vehicles.

Argentina's industrial activity in June rose 9.3% on the year led by automobile production, according to manufacturers association UIA (Argentine Industrial Union).

Tuesday, August 2nd 2011 - 07:03 UTC

Brazil forecasted to become world’s third largest automobile manufacturer

GM South America CEO Jaimes Ardila, let’s see if Asian manufacturers are as competitive producing in Brazil

Brazil’s car production capacity is expected to jump from the current 3.6 million units per year to 6.2 million by 2025 supported by massive investments from the industry estimated in 19 billion dollars by 2017, according to estimated from the Vanzolini Foundation in Sao Paulo.

Friday, July 15th 2011 - 06:25 UTC

Argentina denies restrictions in trade with Brazil; admits ‘logical differences’

Clarin sources say that up to 40.000 “Made in Argentina” cars are blocked at the Brazilian border

Argentina’s trade relation with Brazil does not have restrictions and “it’s understandable that some differences surface” when bilateral trade will be reaching over 40 billion dollars this year, said Argentine Industry Ministry sources in Buenos Aires.

Saturday, July 9th 2011 - 07:03 UTC

Fiat confirms trade disputes between Argentina and Brazil

The Italian company plants in both countries set to close for a week

Fiat will trim some production in Brazil and Argentina for a week because of a trade spat between the South American neighbours, the Italian car maker said on Friday.

Monday, June 6th 2011 - 06:56 UTC

On Monday Customs delayed back-log of Argentina made-cars should be in Brazil

Last Friday Brazil cleared 11.700 Argentine made cars

Argentina and Brazil seem to be again on the path of normalizing bilateral trade following the mid May spat that triggered a round of technical exchanges in Buenos Aires and a final meeting at ministerial level in Brasilia. On Monday, allegedly all the Argentine cars delayed in the border will have been cleared into Brazil.

Friday, June 3rd 2011 - 02:02 UTC

Argentina and Brazil agree on terms to unlock the bilateral trade conflict

Thousands of Argentine cars should begin moving into Brazil in coming days

Argentina and Brazil agreed Thursday to abide by the 60-day retention period applied to products affected by non automatic tariff trade barriers and accelerate trade in the agricultural sector with the purpose of overcoming the conflict that erupted mid May and had virtually frozen bilateral operations.

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