Calderon at Future of Latam conference

The transcript discusses Mexico's new government's commitment to legality, security, and competitiveness, which is encouraging investment. It highlights the importance of advancing the Doha Round for global free trade, overcoming political and ideological barriers. Mexico faces agricultural import restrictions but aims to ensure fair consumer prices. The need for increased global trade to stabilize international markets is emphasized. Mexico supports changes benefiting consumers and producers and values engagement with Europe.

What is the perception of the new Mexican government according to the transcript?

• It is seen as indifferent to legality.

• It is perceived as committed to legality, security, and competitiveness.

• It is viewed as focusing solely on security.

• It is considered to be ignoring competitiveness.

What is the hope expressed at Davos regarding the Doha Round?

• That it will advance and overcome barriers to free trade.

• That it will lead to more political barriers.

• That it will focus only on agricultural products.

• That it will be postponed indefinitely.

What is Mexico's stance on agricultural import restrictions?

• Mexico aims to ensure fair pricing for consumers despite restrictions.

• Mexico plans to increase restrictions.

• Mexico is indifferent to consumer pricing.

• Mexico has no restrictions on agricultural imports.

Why is global trade considered important in the context of rising international prices?

• To decrease the number of global markets.

• To increase the prices further.

• To focus only on local markets.

• To ensure a stable market worldwide.

What is the significance of Mexico's gesture towards Europe?

• It signifies a retreat from global trade.

• It indicates a focus on domestic issues only.

• It suggests a reduction in international relations.

• It shows an openness to engage with Europe.