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1. To eliminate trade barriers.
2. Promote fair conditions for competition.
3. To increase Investment opportunities
4. To provide protection of property
5. To create regulations in case of disputes
6. To help expand world trade.
NAFTA, or The Northern American Free Trade Agreement, is an agreement between Canada, Mexico, and U.S. that was created to allow free trade In North America.
A depiction of "Trump" pushing out the other countries showing his views on NAFTA
Carlos Salinas de Gortari, George H.W. Bush, Brian Mulroney, Jaime Serra Puche, Carla Hills, Michael Wilson at the Initiation of NAFTA
The three nations represented as people that look like the nation's flag
A Truck delivering items across borders
A political cartoon emphasizing that People see NAFTA as something taking their jobs