Marcelo Figueroa ✨

El éxito en tu vida no se define por los objetivos que alcanzas sino por el carácter que muestras durante el camino para conseguirlos.

This guy didn't win the #Heisman The Heisman trophy is lucky to belong to him #HeisMendoza

@FergSZN @dak @_CeeDeeThree @jqfergy11 Themselves

Who’s stopping this offense?

@macastel3 Except the ones that already lost it all...

In politics people move quickly See Musk quietly failed and left the WH Nobody will remember his political adventure in a few months Same can happen with a China deal Just remove taxes, exemption after exemption and people will happily move to the next thing No one cares

@rjochoa This didn't age well.

Someone is going to get so lucky today Please let it be the Dallas Cowboys

@sweatystartup "Beware what you wish for"

I was pro tariffs. Until about 30 of our clients at Somewhere dot com cancelled searches over the past three weeks. Hiring freezes all over the place. Hit me in the pocket book already. REMOVE TARIFFS.

@CameronWalkerSZ Don't act surprised, China won't stop. If someone is expecting this it means they don't know how china operates.

Business in Yiwu is rocking. Full hotels, new restaurants, tons of people walking around. Hotel lobby this morning, everyone getting ready to go out sourcing

@lopezdoriga A que?

Una buena. Llega a Mazatlán, Sinaloa, el crucero Norwegian Joy, con cuatro mil 282 pasajeros y mil 622 tripulantes. Más en lopezdoriga.com

@macastel3 They want to know who's this country challenging the second largest world economy

Anecdotally we are seeing more new tourists these days in Shanghai Not only Europeans but also wealthy Middle Eastern I have no data but i think the Visa free policy is working and maybe people traveling less to US switching to China People are more curious to see China

@davidhelman_ Tyron will be injured by then.

Tyron & Zack retiring at the same time feels right. sad, but right.

@Molson_Hart PPT Molson?? C'mon 😂 No, seriously, congratulations on this presentation.

It looks like we are in a showdown between 🇺🇸 USA and 🇨🇳 China. I don't take a position on what country will win, but in this video I breakdown the advantages of each side.

EEUU puso los aranceles a China en 145% y ésta responde con 125%, agregando: "ya que esto saca de mercado a los productos importados de EEUU, a partir de aquí dejaremos de responder, e ignoraremos subsecuentes aumentos."

@Alf_ArGzz @PDChina And meanwhile, Mexico.

#BREAKING: China will raise its tariff rate on all imports from the United States from 34% to 84% starting from April 10, the Customs Tariff Commission of the State Council announced Wednesday.

@macastel3 World economics has evolved to become one controversial topic like religion, politics and education. LOL

Simple thought: if US unemployment is only 4.2% why you want to bring back low value manufacturing ??? Just focus on what you are doing already well tech, high value added productions, cut some costs, put the house in order and that’s it

@LeonKrauze Que dificil que te digan tus verdades.

El vicepresidente de Estados Unidos responde: “Pobre y triste México. Los cárteles internacionales de la droga operan libremente dentro de sus fronteras y México no puede hacer nada al respecto. Es un pensamiento "infantil y mágico" esperar que nuestro vecino del sur tenga fuerzas del orden que apenas funcionan”.

@Molson_Hart I like your attitude and agree with your comments, pragmatism should apply in business decisions.

brief thoughts on the tariff situation: 1. businesses need certainty. without certainty they will not make investments. for example, i said that we would buy some machines to do some manufacturing in the usa. after analyzing all the costs, we couldn't make the numbers work so we gave up. however, i said that if we got tariffs i'd look at it again, but currently we have tariffs but there is no clarity on what products there are tariffs (or for how long), so we cannot invest. 2. there needs to be a long-term slow-moving plan for industrial policy. if you say "X% tariffs in 2 days" you will kill a lot of businesses if that X is large. now, you might say "well fuck those businesses they shouldn't be importing from that country anyways". if you have that thought, you probably have no idea what you're talking about, but let's say you're right. regardless of the morality of those businesses being destroyed, you will get a major economic recession which, with contagion, can get really bad. a better way to do tariffs might be "we will have 10% tariffs in 2029, 2.5% in 6 months, 5% in 18 months, 7.5% in 30 months etc." This allows businesses time to adjust 3. what is the goal? we need a goal. is the goal to stop fentanyl? I like it, but...maybe we could, I dunno, just raid the open-air drug markets instead of taxing Canadian lumber? Is the goal to reindustrialize America? Then why these 3 countries alone? I don't get it. Is the goal to negotiate for something? What? Tell us the goal and how it benefits us please. I'm not condemning tariffs. I'm not even complaining. I don't care. My business is set up to adapt to this and we will be fine (others will not). And I'm willing to give any new administration the benefit of the doubt, but, whatever it is trying to do, it'd be great if we got: 1. Certainty 2. Time to react 3. A plan 4. A stated goal Instead of chaotic constant new announcements. I am in this industry and have been for many years and I cannot figure out what is going on and have not been able to figure it out for multiple days now, and that is not a good sign and something that should be corrected immediately. PS for those wishing to follow along what is happening my go to follows have been @typesfast and @aaronrubin

@cosgaya_emilio Tan sencillo que hubiera sido seguir enfrentando al narcotrafico en vez de claudicar y atender "las causas". No ganabas pero el esfuerzo se apreciaría más. 🙄

Creo que jamás habían acusado abiertamente al gobierno de México de ser un narcogobierno. La verdad es que los abrazos de López y sus pactos con criminales nos llevaron a esto.

@Rodpac @inaoficialmx @realDonaldTrump Sigo sin entender de que sirve que hagan todas estas explicaciones en Mexico. De perdido hagan una video llamada con alguien de EUA 🙄

La @inaoficialmx estima que como consecuencia de lo anunciado por @realDonaldTrump el costo promedio de los vehículos en Estados Unidos se elevar en 3,000 dólares restando un millón de unidades vendidas.

@Rodpac @Claudiashein @Google Nimiedades

En otros temas @Claudiashein le pide a @Google que aparezca América Mexicana.

Realizing the newest @dallascowboys decision