中方发声：希望墨方及早纠正错误做法

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses Mexico's recent approval of a tax proposal on non-free trade partners, which is set to take effect on January 1, 2026, and highlights the potential negative impact on trade partners, including China [1][2]. Group 1 - The Mexican Congress has approved a tax proposal that includes adjustments to certain tax rates compared to the version submitted in September, with some rates for automotive parts, light industrial products, and textiles being lowered [1] - The Chinese Ministry of Commerce expresses opposition to unilateral tariff measures and emphasizes the need for Mexico to correct its protectionist approach [1] - A trade and investment barrier investigation has been initiated by China against Mexico in response to the proposed tax measures [1] Group 2 - Recent statements from Mexican officials indicate that the tax proposal aims to support future reviews of the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) [2] - China encourages countries to resolve trade differences through economic agreements but insists that such agreements should not hinder global trade or harm China's legitimate interests [2] - The article emphasizes the importance of stable and healthy development of China-Mexico trade relations amidst rising trade protectionism [2]