Mexico's Videgaray on U.S. Relations, Nafta and Venezuela

The video features an interview with the Foreign Secretary of Mexico discussing the complexities of US-Mexico relations, focusing on trade negotiations, political impacts, and strategic objectives. The conversation covers the potential for a new free trade deal, the influence of upcoming elections, and the importance of maintaining a balanced relationship. The Secretary also addresses economic indicators like the Mexican peso and international efforts to support democracy in Venezuela.

What changes does the Secretary believe are necessary for NAFTA to be improved?

What specific provisions does Mexico want to include in the new trade agreement that were not present in NAFTA?

What is the Secretary's stance on the leverage that Mexico has in the negotiations?

How does the Secretary perceive the role of the international community in addressing the situation in Venezuela?