TOKYO/SEOUL -- U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's declaration to raise tariffs on imports from Mexico, Canada and China is the latest blow for Japanese and South Korean carmakers selling in the world's second-largest auto market.
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A Mazda factory in Salamanca, Mexico: The impact of the newly declared tariffs on global automakers operating in the U.S. vary according to each company's dependence on non-U.S. production sites. (Photo by Tomohiro Ichihara)
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