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EPISODE · Apr 23, 2026 · 1H 19M

65. North America’s First World Cup; USMCA, Growth Woes, Piracy, AI Investment, and Fibra Battles

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Andrés Martínez, Co-Director of the Great Game Lab at Arizona State University, joins us to discuss the business significance of the first North American World Cup. Pedro Casas, CEO of AmCham Mexico, gives us the latest on USMCA talks following the USTR’s visit to Mexico. Before the interviews, Eduardo and Damian assess the state of Mexico’s economy and Q1 earnings so far, ballooning contraband around the World Cup, Fibra battles getting personal, Banamex’s new CEO, Flex’s AI infrastructure investment bet, and Atlas football club set to change hands.

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