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The 22 pages that link to North American Free Trade Agreement, each with the reason it gives.

• Free tradeBroader topic: It is a prominent regional example of negotiated market opening.

• Bill ClintonRelated: Clinton signed NAFTA, making it a defining economic policy of his presidency.

• Institutional Revolutionary PartyRelated: The PRI government’s adoption of NAFTA marked a major turn toward market-oriented economic policy.

• North AmericaRelated: It formalized economic integration among three of the continent’s largest countries.

• Mexican nationalismCompared with: Its market integration revived disputes over national control and economic dependence.

• Trade diversionRelated: Its preferences provide a setting for assessing shifts toward member-country suppliers.

• Carlos Salinas de GortariRelated: Salinas made negotiating this agreement the centerpiece of his trade-opening program.

• Vicente FoxRelated: Fox governed as NAFTA shaped Mexico’s trade and economic policy.

• Zapatista Army of National LiberationRelated: The EZLN chose the agreement’s start date for its uprising, opposing its effects on Indigenous livelihoods.

• Ciudad JuárezRelated: Its tariff reductions accelerated manufacturing and trade flows through the Juárez border region.

• United States–Mexico–Canada AgreementNarrower topic: USMCA revised and superseded NAFTA while preserving a trilateral trade framework.

• Mexican peso crisisRelated: NAFTA’s launch raised expectations of integration while the peso’s valuation remained under pressure.

• Ross PerotRelated: Perot’s opposition to NAFTA, including his warning about a ‘giant sucking sound,’ shaped debate over the agreement.

• Brian MulroneyRelated: The trade framework Mulroney helped establish was expanded into NAFTA after he left office.

• History of MexicoRelated: Its adoption marked a major shift in Mexico's economic policy and international ties.

• Subcomandante MarcosRelated: The EZLN timed its uprising to the agreement’s start and opposed its economic model.

• Miguel de la MadridBroader topic: Mexico’s 1980s trade opening helped prepare the way for this later agreement.

• Alter-globalizationRelated: Opposition to NAFTA made the agreement a focal point for early alter-globalization protests.

• El PasoRelated: The agreement expanded the trade framework within which El Paso and Ciudad Juárez’s manufacturing ties operate.

• History of North AmericaBroader topic: It marked a major turn toward continent-wide economic integration.

• Economy of MexicoRelated: NAFTA accelerated Mexico’s integration into North American manufacturing and trade.

• Geography of North AmericaRelated: Its cross-border trade reshaped economic connections among the continent’s largest economies.