China's trade relations with the rest of the world, affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, and particularly with the economies of North America, are the central aspects of this work. In it, we propose to review China's economic ties with the three North American countries. The analysis will be carried out keeping the historical perspective, analyzing chronologically and reasonably first the immediate antecedents and then those that occur before the threat of the spread of the lethal virus. It highlights how the economic ties of the Asian giant's relationship with this region have been upset, integrated into an integration mechanism that succeeded NAFTA in a context of uncertainty. It is reviewed case by case and in a comprehensive way, how, in the face of this global health threat, the links between the power of the eastern Pacific and the western bloc of said ocean behave.
China, the T-MEC and the uncertainty against COVID-19