Trump implemented strategic tariffs to prevent the economic collapse of North America, reducing debt, encouraging domestic production, and offering measures such as golden cards to attract revenue, while seeking to stabilize global markets and protect the most vulnerable sectors.
North America faces a debt of $36 trillion, and the economic situation would worsen without tariffs, or if the policies exercised by the Biden administration were followed.
Trump's plan consists of three phases, and significant cuts in spending have already been achieved, among which we can mention the million-dollar collections from DOGE by Elon Musk.
The aim is to eliminate unnecessary bureaucracy to facilitate the work of businesses in the United States.
The 'golden card' is presented, which allows individuals to purchase permanent residency in North America in exchange for a significant investment.
A tax reduction is proposed, including the elimination of the tax for those earning more than $150,000, making the country more attractive for businesses.
When comparing the U.S. corporate tax rate to that of Europe, its competitiveness stands out.
The current situation in the markets is just a small symptom, and Trump's plan is long-term.
Despite declines in financial markets, tariffs offer the U.S. an opportunity to avoid bankruptcy, as an economic collapse in North America, whose catastrophic consequences would be much more severe than previous crises, would undoubtedly occur worldwide, as we must remember that the dollar is, and continues to be, the strongest currency.