墨西哥媒体：对华加征关税将“影响惨烈”，电子业和汽车业最易受冲击

Group 1 - Mexican lawmakers are discussing a proposal to increase import tariffs on goods from China and other Asian countries by up to 50% before the congressional recess on December 15 [1] - The proposed tariffs would apply to various products, including automobiles, textiles, clothing, plastics, and steel [1] - The Mexican government claims the measures aim to enhance production capacity, protect domestic jobs, and address trade imbalances with China, but analysts suggest the primary goal is to appease the U.S. government and increase fiscal revenue to reduce Mexico's budget deficit [1] Group 2 - Experts warn that the proposed tariffs could disrupt critical supply chains, particularly affecting the electronics and automotive industries that heavily rely on Chinese components [2] - The increase in tariffs is expected to raise production costs, which will ultimately be passed on to consumers, potentially acting as a brake on GDP growth [2] - The proposal is criticized as a bad idea that could lead to political and economic repercussions, exacerbating market distortions, especially in a country with weak customs enforcement like Mexico [2]