translated from Spanish: Who will benefit the T-MEC? This say Mexicans

only two of every 10 Mexicans think that the trade agreement between Mexico, United States and Canada (T-MEC) benefits ordinary citizens or consumers, and 40% believed that even it hurts them, according to a survey of Parametry.
Be questioned, 45% thought that the Treaty signed on 30 November last year benefits Mexican businessmen, and 17% that hurts them.
With respect to the economy of the country, 46% felt that it will benefit, and 19% that will hurt it.
Most are inclined to think that the treaty benefits most to the United States and Canada. 52% believe that the T-MEC will benefit Americans, and 19% that will harm the country. 51% said the Treaty will benefit Canada and 17% that hurts them.
“This perception that those who benefit most with trade agreements are not Mexico and other countries, and that are the employers in the country and not consumers or people standing who have benefits were watching from the year 2013 when we asked for the first time on the subject”, said Parametry.

Nearly than half of Mexicans (47%), according to the survey, he learned that he ended up renegotiations, to replace the FTA for the T-MEC. Three of every 10 Mexicans said to be aware of that will now be called T-MEC and not NAFTA.
The survey was conducted to 800 people, in homes, from 1 to 7 November 2018. The study has a margin of error of +/-3.5%.
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Original source in Spanish