USMCA a Relief to Mexico But Concerns Remain About AMLO, Ex-Amb. Garza Says

The transcript discusses the mixed reactions in Mexico to the USMCA trade agreement, highlighting relief over its ratification and concerns about its impact on the economy. Antonio Garza, former U.S. ambassador to Mexico, provides insights into President Lopez Obrador's economic policies, noting macroeconomic stability but also challenges such as lack of growth and uneasy relations with the private sector. The discussion also touches on foreign direct investment trends and concerns about institutional undermining.

What was the general sentiment in Mexico after the USMCA agreement was reached?

• Resentment towards the US

• Relief after negotiations

• Indifference to the agreement

• Celebration and joy

How does the USMCA agreement affect economic life in Mexico?

• It worsens economic conditions

• It brings certainty to investors

• It has no impact

• It leads to economic decline

What metaphor was used to describe the USMCA agreement's significance?

• A cat landing on its feet

• A dog dancing

• A bird flying

• A fish swimming

How has President Lopez Obrador's administration been characterized in terms of macroeconomic stability?

• Poorly received

• Generally good marks

• Highly criticized

• Indifferent

What concerns have been raised about the Mexican economy under the current administration?

• Rapid economic growth

• Consolidation of power and lack of growth

• Improved security and violence reduction

• Increased foreign investment