This is to be a Bessie on the world. I'm John Bachelor. The Mexican election is over.

Claudia Scheinbaum, the new president, to be inaugurated on October 1st in a number of weeks.

At the same time, the legislature is to be sworn in. of the Wall Street Journal editorial page America's columnist.

Amlow, the outgoing very popular president, six-year term, has been disappointed for some time since the mid-terms that he did not win control

enough to adjust the Constitution and now adjust the political landscape to favor his Marina Party indefinitely.

At the same time, the Constitution adjusted could give Marina access to institutions that are resisting its recommendations.

Mariah, very good evening to you, I mean to speak diplomatically.

Your editorial is straightforward.

The peso is straightforward. The peso is struggling because there are doubts

about the investment environment in Mexico if and when Mr. Lopez-Obrador is

successful. Is that a moderating influence on either

Amlow at this moment the legislature to be sworn in or Claudia Shinebaum

the president-elect.

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John.

Well, not so far.

I mean, so far Amlo has reflected a person

who's extremely stubborn insist that this is the way things have to go

and hasn't budged from his, which is that he will remake the judiciary in a way that's going to basically concentrate power for Modena, his party, and get rid of independent institutions like the

regulatory autonomous regulatory bodies that give investors

confidence when they put money in Mexico he He wants to get rid of those,

put them under the control of the president. And he also wants to make the big oil

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