Why Mexicans Think Nafta Should be Scrapped Entirely

The transcript discusses Mexican sentiment towards NAFTA, highlighting frustration with the trade pact and a desire for change. Despite economic dependence on the US, there is a growing sense of nationalism and a push to support local products. The political climate is tense, with dissatisfaction towards both US and Mexican leaders. Potential political shifts are noted, but no clear leader has emerged to capitalize on the nationalistic wave.

What is the general sentiment among some Mexicans regarding NAFTA?

• They want to strengthen it.

• They are indifferent to it.

• They want it scrapped entirely.

• They want to expand it.

Why is it challenging for Mexico to cut trade ties with the US?

• The US provides all of Mexico's imports.

• Over 80% of Mexican goods and services go to the US.

• The US is not a major trade partner.

• Mexico has no other trade partners.

What has contributed to the low approval ratings of President Pena Nieto?

• A hike in gasoline prices.

• His support for NAFTA.

• His economic policies.

• His alliance with the US.

What is a significant outcome of the rise in nationalism in Mexico?

• Increased imports from the US.

• A decline in national pride.

• A movement to buy more American goods.

• Promotion of Mexican goods over American ones.

How are Mexicans expressing their national pride in response to the current political climate?

• By boycotting all foreign goods.

• By promoting Mexican products.

• By ignoring political issues.

• By supporting American products.