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US-Mexico Relations: A Post-Election Outlook
Analysis of US-Mexico relations post-Trump's victory, focusing on security, migration, and economic implications.
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Donald TrumpAndrés Manuel López ObradorKamala HarrisIsmael "El Mayo" ZambadaJoaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán
- What are the key economic implications of the upcoming T-MEC review, and what are Trump and Harris' stances on the agreement?
- The upcoming T-MEC review presents a significant economic challenge for both countries, with potential renegotiations based on differing priorities and potential for disputes.
- What were the main points of contention between Mexico and the US regarding security during the López Obrador administration?
- The arrest of Ismael "el Mayo" Zambada by the US without Mexican cooperation caused significant friction, highlighting differing approaches to security and sovereignty.
- What is the overall assessment of the future US-Mexico relationship, and what is the most cost-effective option for both countries?
- Despite potential disagreements on security, migration, and trade, both countries are economically intertwined, and cooperation remains the most cost-effective option.
- How has Mexico's cooperation affected migration flows at the US border, and what are the differing perspectives of the presidential candidates?
- Mexico's cooperation has been crucial in reducing US border apprehensions, but the success depends on continued collaboration, which is uncertain given Trump's hardline stance on immigration.
- What are the concerns among investors regarding Mexico's recent reforms, and how might these concerns affect the bilateral economic relationship?
- Concerns over Mexico's judicial reforms and their impact on the rule of law and foreign investment are creating uncertainty and nervousness in international markets.