The declaration of cartels as terrorist organizations could be positive news, as it would exert pressure on the Mexican government to take action. There is a need to replace many bureaucrats with algorithms and more efficient systems.
There is a debate about the imposition of tariffs, especially concerning Donald Trump's policies, and warnings of its potential to trigger a global recession. The lack of coherence in the objectives pursued by Trump and the madness it represents for the economy is highlighted.
In a discussion, deans Gerardo Traslosheros and Elizabeth Salamanca, along with a columnist, analyze the economic implications of these issues. It is noted that any tariff percentage above 30% would be catastrophic for Mexico, while a range between 5% and 10% would be manageable but difficult.
Concerns are raised that social programs in the United States could be affected by decisions such as the imposition of tariffs. The capture of the state and the political alignment of certain leaders with ideas that are far from traditional are questioned.
Reflections on the possible influence of Elon Musk on U.S. politics are made, and the consequences of Trump's policies on various economic and social aspects are discussed. The political implications of Trump's return to the White House are analyzed in detail, as well as the potential effects of his measures on the international economy.
In summary, the complexity of political and economic decisions in the current context is raised, with a critical focus on the actions and policies of Donald Trump.
