TLCAN

E28864

free trade agreement international treaty

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.

Statements (43)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	free trade agreement → international treaty →
acronymFor	Tratado de Libre Comercio de América del Norte →
commonEnglishName	NAFTA →
commonSpanishName	TLCAN →
continent	North America →
countryWhereAcronymIsUsed	Mexico →
economicBloc	North American economic integration →
enteredIntoForce	1994-01-01 →
fullName	Tratado de Libre Comercio de América del Norte →
hasAbbreviation	TLCAN →
hasMemberState	Canada → United Mexican States → 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 →
region	North America →
replacedBy	Tratado entre México, Estados Unidos y Canadá → United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement →
scope	goods → intellectual property rights → investment → services →
status	superseded →
subjectOf	dispute settlement → intellectual property → investment protection → tariff reduction → trade liberalization →
supersededByInCanada	CUSMA →
supersededByInMexico	T-MEC →
supersededByInUnitedStates	USMCA →
supersededOn	2020-07-01 →
typeOfAgreement	trilateral trade agreement →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
TLCAN →	commonSpanishName
TLCAN →	hasAbbreviation
NAFTA →	knownAsInMexico