AMLO Won't Ditch Nafta, Chatham House Says

The transcript discusses the election of a left-wing president in Mexico, highlighting the uncertainty for investors due to his mixed signals on economic policies. The president aims to tackle corruption but faces challenges due to weak institutions. The discussion also touches on the historical context of left-wing governance in Mexico and the potential impact on relations with the US, particularly regarding NAFTA.

What historical context is relevant to understanding the new president's policies?

How might the new president's relationship with President Trump evolve?

What is the significance of maintaining the NAFTA agreement for the new administration?