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Germany Says It Will Be the First EU State to Ratify the Mercosur Deal

Germany told the Mercosur summit it plans to be the first European Union country to ratify the bloc's trade deal, breaking a stalled process next month.

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Germany Says It Will Be the First EU State to Ratify the Mercosur Deal

Germany told the Mercosur summit it plans to be the first European Union country to ratify the bloc's trade deal, breaking a stalled process next month.

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buenosairesherald.com17 h fa

The EU-Mercosur deal will require 'sacrifices' from Argentina, experts warn - Buenos Aires Herald

European diplomats say the landmark agreement will bring big gains in exports and investment, but both blocs will have to adapt to fresh competition and new trade rules

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  1. mercoledì 1 luglio 2026·riotimesonline.com

    Germany Says It Will Be the First EU State to Ratify the Mercosur Deal

    Germany told the Mercosur summit it plans to be the first European Union country to ratify the bloc's trade deal, breaking a stalled process next month.

  2. giovedì 2 luglio 2026·buenosairesherald.com

    The EU-Mercosur deal will require 'sacrifices' from Argentina, experts warn - Buenos Aires Herald

    European diplomats say the landmark agreement will bring big gains in exports and investment, but both blocs will have to adapt to fresh competition and new trade rules