商务部最新发声：希望墨方及早纠正错误做法

Group 1 - The Mexican Congress has approved a proposal to increase tariffs on non-free trade partners, with new rates set to take effect on January 1, 2026, following adjustments from the original proposal submitted in September [1] - Certain product categories, including auto parts, light industrial products, and textiles, have seen a reduction in tariff rates compared to the initial proposal, but the overall measures are expected to harm the interests of trade partners, including China [1] - China opposes unilateral tariff increases and has initiated a trade and investment barrier investigation against Mexico to protect its industries, emphasizing the need for Mexico to correct its protectionist approach [1] Group 2 - China values its economic and trade relationship with Mexico and aims to promote stable and healthy bilateral trade and investment cooperation amid rising trade protectionism [2] - There is an expectation for Mexico to engage in dialogue and cooperation with China to manage differences and enhance practical collaboration, thereby maintaining the overall framework of bilateral economic relations [2]