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Mexico's lawmakers voted 114 to 4 in favour of ratifying the USMCA trade deal with the US and Canada, becoming the first nation to do so. The vote was a major victory for President Enrique Pena Nieto, who has been pushing hard against what he sees as an unfair economic relationship between Mexico and its northern neighbour. The USMCA deal is largely similar to the 25-year-old NAFTA accord it is scheduled to replace, but includes rule changes to the auto sector. Mexico exported more than $350bn-worth of goods to the US last year. It's expected USMCA will be approved in the US and Canada.