The message for kill and for the drug cartels is very simple. You kill in Mexico and nothing happens to you.

Impunity is incredibly high. At least nine out of ten crimes go unsolved in Mexico.

34,000 people being killed every single year and nothing happens.

Hello and welcome to the GZero World podcast. Here you'll find extended versions of the

interviews from my show on public television. I'm Ian Bremmer. And today, a look at the road ahead

for U.S. relations with Mexico. Border security, busting up drug cartels, and containing the

coronavirus pandemic, just a few

of the critical issues on the table. Will President Biden see eye-to-eye with the controversial,

but still quite popular Mexican president known as AMLO? And here in the United States,

what will Biden be able to accomplish on immigration reform with such a polarized and

narrowly divided Congress? We're talking about that and much more today with Univisions Jorge Ramos.

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All right. to learn more. Jorge Ramos, they call him the Walter Cronkite of Latin America.

So happy to be with you today.

Thanks so much.

Great to be here.

We don't have the Trump administration anymore.

But, you know, there was certainly a presumption when Trump became president that relations with

Mexico were not going to be easy. And yet, at least from my perspective, didn't have many blowups.

Talk to us a little bit about the relationship between these two and how it affected the country.

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