The new Mexican government faces significant challenges following substantial changes initiated by its predecessor. The government's ideological focus hampers effective economic strategies, resulting in a deteriorating fiscal situation and limited private investment. As reality clashes with expectations, accountability demands...
The Trump administration is expected to shift towards less government regulation, increased domestic production, and protectionist policies, impacting immigration and taxes. Proposed tariffs on imports and drastic changes in foreign policy, including a focus on ending conflicts, signal significant...
In 2025, Mexico faces worsening political and economic challenges under President Claudia Sheinbaum, continuing the prior administration's ineffective policies. Relations with the U.S. are strained due to alignment with authoritarian regimes and concerns over Chinese investment. Economic growth may...
Ricardo Pascoe PierceThe appointment of the former governor of Chiapas, Rutilio Escandón, as Consul General of Mexico in Miami, Florida, is the most unfortunate example of how the Mexican federal government is visualizing the coming months and years in...
The agreement between the European Union and Mercosur marks the establishment of the world's largest free trade zone, impacting over 700 million consumers. This deal emphasizes international cooperation, climate commitments, and potential economic benefits for Latin America's economies, aligning...
Mexico’s Strategy for Dealing with the New Trump Administration
The Mexican government aims to develop a negotiation strategy with the incoming Trump administration. Past dealings highlighted a transactional relationship, but the new, ideologically driven U.S. team may challenge Mexico’s diplomatic approach. Trust must be rebuilt, focusing on strategic...