Albright Adviser Says Mexico Might Walk Away From Nafta

The video discusses the ongoing NAFTA negotiations, focusing on contentious issues like rules of origin. It highlights Mexico's readiness to exit NAFTA if terms are unfavorable, preferring WTO rules as a backup. The potential for Mexico to negotiate directly with Canada is also explored, emphasizing improved bilateral relations.

What are some of the contentious issues the United States is facing in the NAFTA negotiations?

What did Mexico's Foreign Minister imply about the consequences of not reaching a NAFTA deal?

How does the speaker characterize the potential outcomes of the NAFTA negotiations for Mexico?

What is the significance of WTO rules in the context of the NAFTA negotiations according to the speaker?

What alternatives does Mexico have if the negotiations with the United States do not yield favorable terms?