Article 2: Mail Online

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Trump boasts new trade deal between U.S., Canada and Mexico is 'historic transaction' as last-minute deal replaces NAFTA after a YEAR of negotiations and war of words between Trump and Justin Trudeau



 President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reportedly reached a deal on a revised North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) late Sunday evening, according to officials briefed on the negotiations. The leaders are pictured together in June


  • Trade deal between USA mexico and Canada. Trump congratulates them for making a good deal. Trump posted a twitter post saying that they deal will be called 'The United States Mexico Canada agreement'. He claims it will fix many mistakes made in the NAFTA and says it will bring 3 great nations together in competition with the rest of the world. 
  • The type of news value this is hard news as it includes politics and current affairs. Furthermore, since trump is a famous person you could day it is also includes Elite people and nations.
  • This will be appealing tot he audience as Trump is insinuating that the rest of the countries are below Canada Mexico and USA because they are not part of the deal and that they will be struggling because they don't have an alliances
  • I think this is an example of quality journalism because Its something that most people would be interested in and would want to know about. This is because Trump has a big influence of the amount of interest people have on politics and how it has increased in the past 2 years.
























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