Top Mexican official floats prospect of labour tweak for continental trade deal

(Reuters) - Adjustments could be made to how labour disputes are handled in the new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) trade deal to help push through its ratification in the United States, Mexican deputy foreign minister Jesus Seade said on Wednesday. Seade, the Mexican official in charge of USMCA negotiations, told reporters the three countries were moving towards a deal. He was visiting Washington for talks with U.S

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