Power, Policy, & Perspective, Mx's Political Future & Why Tech Can't Ignore It

In this conversation, Mack Meyer and Alex González Ormerod delve into the intricate relationship between politics, journalism, and technology in Mexico. They explore Alex's journey into journalism, the establishment of the Mexico Political Economist, and the challenges and opportunities within the tech landscape in Latin America. The discussion also covers the implications of recent judicial reforms, the evolving political landscape under Claudia Sheinbaum, and the significance of the informal economy. They highlight the importance of understanding the U.S.-Mexico relationship and the future of foreign investment in Mexico.Chapters00:00Intro00:57Background03:52The Journey into Journalism and Politics04:31Early Childhood05:28The Birth of the Mexico Political Economist09:36Understanding the Nuances of Latin American Tech10:33Is Mexican politician coverage underreported?11:31Whitepaper12:28Biden Administration & Mexico's Politics15:17The Mexican Political Economist First Article16:31Why Paywall From the Start?18:06Mexico's Recent Judicial Reform21:46Could Judicial Reforms Propel Tech in Mexico?24:18The Rise of SMEs in Mexico26:29The Importance of Cornershop Acquisition in Mexico28:36The Mexicanization of US Politics29:40Mexico is a Pretend Federal Republic32:19State of Mexico's Political Parties34:05Sheinbaum's Political Strategy35:55Trade Dynamics: USMCA and Tariffs38:48The Role of Domestic Consumption in Mexico's Economy40:27Nearshoring: Mexico's Strategic Advantage41:12Mexico's Informal Economy44:23Mexico Is Irrelevant Because It Works Well Enough46:33Legacy Companies Need Competition48:08Misconceptions About Mexico Politics49:58Vision for Mexico Political Economist53:42OutroSend us a textCut The Check w/ Mack Meyer is a podcast about venture capital, startups, and entrepreneurship in Latin America and beyond. New episodes drop every week. Subscribe on Spotify Stay connected with us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Have a guest suggestion? Email us at [email protected]

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