On Saturday, December 27, 2025, the Chinese Embassy in Mexico fired back at U.S. politician Peter Navarro’s latest criticism of exports from the Chinese mainland in Mexican media in a telenovela-worthy move. 🚨
Navarro, the White House’s senior counselor for trade and manufacturing, has been accused of turning economic ties into a political weapon. The embassy called his remarks "extremely despicable," saying he’s using public opinion to cover up hegemonic practices. 🛠️💥
The statement reminded readers that the U.S. has been the biggest beneficiary of the global economic system since World War II and should be championing cooperation, not coercion. Yet, it argued, today’s U.S.-style hegemony is pushing unilateralism and economic pressure to rewrite international trade rules. 🌎⚖️
"Openness leads to progress, while isolation results in backwardness," the embassy added, emphasizing that closing doors can only hold back development, not boost it.
This diplomatic spar comes amid a wider debate over the future of global trade. As markets evolve, the clash underscores how narratives shape our economic landscape—and why every voice matters. Stay tuned for more updates! 📈🔥
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Chinese Embassy in Mexico slams Navarro's smear of Chinese exports
cgtn.com
