Mexico: Reforms, Regionalism and American Power | Dr. Octavio Segovia | E04 | New Regional Orders

Описание: In the fourth episode of New Regional Orders, Dr. Ivo Ganchev continues his conversation with Dr. Octavio Gonzalez Miguel Segovia (FLACSO-México), this time focusing on Mexico’s domestic and international challenges, exploring:

• How Latin America develops its own models of regional integration beyond the EU framework
• The role of intra-regional learning, with examples from urban planning and public transport innovations
• Mexico’s strategic position as a bridge between North America, Latin America, and global regions
• The impact of US foreign policy under Trump on Mexican politics, nationalism, and regional cooperation
• Mexico’s unprecedented judiciary reform and its potential ripple effects across Latin America
• Recommended resources—books, films, and journalism—for understanding Latin American politics and society
• Current research on populism, public health, and neglected diseases in Mexico

This episode examines how Mexico balances its domestic reforms, foreign policy pressures, and regional role—offering insights into the country’s evolving place in the Americas and beyond.

New Regional Orders is a podcast by the Centre for Regional Integration.

Learn more:
• The Centre for Regional Integration: https://regionalintegration.org
• Dr. Ivo Ganchev: https://www.ivoganchev.com
• Dr. Octavio Gonzalez Segovia: https://fminvestiga.flacso.edu.mx/inv...

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⏱️ Timestamps:
0:00 Highlights
1:30 Welcome & Guest Intro
3:20 Theme Music
3:37 Latin America Beyond the EU Model
11:58 How Best Practices Learning Happens
15:15 Mexico’s Role in the Americas
28:10 US–Mexico Relations in the Trump Era
40:57 The Judiciary Reform Debate
49:15 Recommended Further Resources
59:05 Current Research on Populism and Public Health