The agreement paves the way for the creation of the world’s largest free-trade area. It will allow Europeans to export more vehicles, machinery, wines and spirits to South America.
After 25 years, the EU and Mercosur sign an agreement this Saturday
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- After 25 years, the EU and Mercosur sign an agreement this Saturday10:17am, 17 Jan 2026 • Observador
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