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Within Mexico's foreign policy involved various fields interacting, these are: political, social cultural and religious field, and for handling these are actors in charge of handling international relations; These are state, for example: economic blocs is when countries introduce preferences to trade with each other, no free exchange of foodstuffs or others who are taken into account by removing barriers to trade and non-state actors referred to NGOs , Transnational Corporations, sub-groups etc.

At this point in foreign policy, international relations and trade found the FTAs as a cornerstone of our article we develop. A free trade agreement is an agreement between two subjects of international law pursuant to certain issues that benefit both parties.

The two agreements with the greatest impact in Mexico are the North American Free Trade Agreement signed on 17 December 1992 entered into force on 1 January 1994 with the main purpose to increase their competitiveness and welfare of its citizens and currently Mexico is the second largest trading partner of the United States. And TLCUEM that since July 2000, Mexico and the European Union (EU) put into effect this FTA is part of the Economic Partnership, Political Coordination and Cooperation Mexico-EU, which seeks to also promote political dialogue and strengthen cooperation between both parties.

However this does not guarantee that a country to sign a number of treaties, the benefit of all, our country has a large number of free trade agreements with other countries, however not always the benefit to the Mexican market. Currently a country rich in natural resources is not a first world country or can become one, a developed country is one that produces technology and value added products that’s why advantages and disadvantages of the free trade agreements signed by Mexico are analyzed.

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