Joe Biden hosts Trudeau, Obrador for ‘Three Amigos’ summit
By DW
22 November 2021 |
10:28 am
Leaders of the US, Canada, and Mexico met after a five-year gap. While they emphasized cooperation, tensions were raised about the auto industry, Biden's "Buy American" policies and a Mexican energy bill.
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