I'm John Bachelor with my Good Colleagues, Joseph O'Mire, Executive Director of Secure

Free Society.

And Ernesto Arruja, former Foreign Minister of the Republic of Brazil, I begin in Mexico

because it's the big partner.

It's North America.

It's trading relationship with the U.S. is vital, especially with the supply chain

questions open now about shifting away from China.

And there's a new name in Mexico.

I'm learning about Eduardo Varastigui.

He is a veteran actor, telenovelas, which are my favorite kind of melodrama.

In fact, sometimes I think all of South and Central America politics are at telenovela.

But in any event, he is now looking to enter into the presidential race.

Joseph, you know, you know Eduardo Varastigui personally.

How does he represent in Mexico?

So Eduardo Varastigui, he's I think most recently known to be a very verbose proponent of

moral issues.

I think there's two issues in particular that he's spoken a lot about in recent years.

The first is the pro-life movement, anti-abortion, which resonates quite a bit with religious

communities in Mexico, most notably the Catholic community, which is very large in the

country.

And he's been the champion of the pro-life issue that transcends borders.

And he's been the champion of that not just in Mexico, but also in other countries, but

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