Please enable JavaScript.
Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.
GP Case Study: Mexico, Timeline - Coggle Diagram
-
Timeline
2015
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
-
US demands to renegotiate NAFTA, so Trump turned a blind eye to the emerging authoritarian populist regime.
He passed a law imposing restrictions on foreign agents operating in Mexico, including those from the CIA, the DEA, and the FBI. He backtracked on energy reform—something his predecessor implemented in order to encourage foreign investment—auguring a return to an energy policy dominated by state monopolies
Mex has one of the highest Covid-19 lethality rates in the world. Covid developed and increased the violence of the conflict
-
López Obrador seems more intent on resurrecting a carbon- and oil-based economy than in pushing the country to address the imperatives of climate change
Biden is oblivious to the economic regression, the economic debacle and the uncontrolled pandemic in Mexico
automotive sector -- approx 30% of NA trade, and 80% go to the USA
neoliberal development strategy -- move jobs from US to Mex: cheaper, creates jobs that reduce pull to USA
-
workers cannot vote on contracts, no power due to the corruption. TUs aren't working on behalf of the workers, but for themselves
USMCA -- Mex eliminate protection contracts, ensure basic union democracy
Lopez vibes with it, even if the Mexican business community doesn't
-
minimum wages based on the market value of the products (trucks and that) like $16/hr, rather than Mex's $3/hr -- wage growth for all workers, encourages economic development
-
López Obrador dismantled many checks and balances that M's reformers ace struggled to construct over the past 3 decades
-
-
-
announced he would deliver scholarships, pensions and cash to low income people, trying to become a man of the people
creates a divide -- he is the popular leader, the media/judiciary/opposition "thwarting" real democracy and enabling corruption
-
-
drug trafficking, organised crime gone wild
growth is not possible when a state cannot ensure equality, regulate monopolies, or guarantee the transparency of economic transactions