"For the next round, we will still have substantial challenges to overcome. Yet the progress made so far puts us on the right track to create landing zones to conclude the negotiation soon," said Guajardo.
(Reporting by Lesley WroughtonEditing by Chizu Nomiyama)Mexico's economy minister says NAFTA on right track
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