Nearly 20 Years After NAFTA, First Mexican Truck Arrives In U.S. Interior

[Locutus]

DALLAS -- Nearly two decades after the passage of the North American Free Trade Agreement, the first Mexican truck ventured into the U.S. under provisions of the controversial treaty.
With little fanfare, a white tractor-trailer with Mexican license plates entered the courtyard of the Atlas Copco facility in Garland, Texas on Saturday afternoon to unload a Mexico-manufactured metal structure for drilling oil wells.




Nearly 20 Years After NAFTA, First Mexican Truck Arrives In U.S. Interior

 

[mentalfloss]

Taco Bell truck?

 

[Highball]

NAFTA, CAFTA and the High Seas agreements are all designed to destroy America's dominance in world trade and manufacturing prowess. Look out for the still advancing attempt to cause a merging of the three North American governments set up by huge financial interests spurred on by the David Rockefeller bunch. I still can't figure out how we would ever equate the Mexican peso to the US or Canadian monetary units.

 

[petros]

It's about time they finally bought a truck that runs.