TLCAN

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TLCAN is the Spanish-language acronym used in Mexico for the North American Free Trade Agreement, the trilateral trade pact between Canada, the United States, and Mexico.

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TLCAN canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf free trade agreement
international treaty
acronymFor Tratado de Libre Comercio de América del Norte
linked to: NAFTA
commonEnglishName NAFTA
commonSpanishName TLCAN
continent North America
countryWhereAcronymIsUsed Mexico
economicBloc North American economic integration
linked to: NAFTA
enteredIntoForce 1994-01-01
fullName Tratado de Libre Comercio de América del Norte
linked to: NAFTA
hasAbbreviation TLCAN
hasMemberState Canada
United Mexican States
linked to: Mexico

United States of America
hasOfficialLanguage English
French
Spanish
hasParty Canada
Mexico
United States
jurisdiction Canada
Mexico
United States
languageOfAcronym Spanish
refersTo North American Free Trade Agreement
linked to: NAFTA
region North America
replacedBy Tratado entre México, Estados Unidos y Canadá
linked to: USMCA

United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement
linked to: USMCA
scope goods
intellectual property rights
investment
services
status superseded
subjectOf dispute settlement
intellectual property
investment protection
tariff reduction
trade liberalization
supersededByInCanada CUSMA
linked to: USMCA
supersededByInMexico T-MEC
supersededByInUnitedStates USMCA
supersededOn 2020-07-01
typeOfAgreement trilateral trade agreement

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NAFTA knownAsInMexico TLCAN
TLCAN commonSpanishName TLCAN
TLCAN hasAbbreviation TLCAN