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Here's John Bachelor.

Mexico, the election is behind us.

Claudia Shinebaum 61 years old, former mayor of Mexico City,

is elected president-elect of Mexico.

The vital part of North American economy is Mexico, the United States, and Canada

working together. Amlow, the outgoing president, is in the news. Lopez-Obrador is his name but he's called affectionately

amlow. He's a grandfatherly figure. He's on Mexican television every morning

explaining how his day is going so far. Now he's made news. Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez

Oberdoor said within these hours that his proposed judiciary reform could be

approved in September. Further spooking markets as the peso weaken 1.5

percent. It was already down some 7.5 percent. Why? I welcome Allison Federka of the geopolitical futures. A

subscription site I hardly recommend and Allison is my guide on Mexican

politics. We've got some major changes coming. However, Lopez-Obrador

is speaking to something that is three years behind us, an attempt to change the

rules in some fashion requiring first the Supreme Court and second the

Constitution. Allison a very good day to you. Thank you. What is Mr. Lopez

Oberdore pressing for and so far I think that the reaction from the president-elect

Scheinbaum is not a no sort of a yes but then again what is the change that

Amlo is recommending?

Good evening to you.

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