Primeiro-Ministro: As negociações comerciais não são "uma parte a pedir e a outra a exigir"

Canada’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, stated on the 22nd in Ottawa that trade negotiations between Canada and the United States are not about one side making excessive demands and the other begging; the United States has no right to dominate the negotiation terms.
When asked by a reporter whether Canada should make more concessions to negotiate with the U.S., Trudeau clearly said “No”.
Trudeau said that Canada and the U.S. have multiple levels of communication and have addressed a series of issues, and both sides are aware of each other’s trade concerns and are fully prepared for negotiations.
Canada will negotiate with the U.S. in a more comprehensive manner to resolve related issues.
Trudeau said that trade negotiations between Canada and the U.S. are not about “one side making excessive demands and the other begging”, “this is not about the U.S. dominating the terms… we are negotiating, and we can reach a mutually beneficial and win-win result.
It will take some time, and we will spend time negotiating”.
(Xinhua News Agency)