The result of Tuesday’s US election is unlikely to be as important for Mexico as it was four years ago, with domestic factors remaining key to its bleak economic outlook. However, Biden’s climate change agenda could raise tensions with Brazil, and dampen the prospects for oil producers in Latin America.
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