, Columnist
Mexico Feels Mortgaged to Nafta. Time to Refinance.
It's not just trade. Suddenly the nation is realizing how much of its identity became wrapped up in its neighbor's power.
Next year's campaign to succeed President Enrique Pena Nieto is likely to reveal populist sentiment.
Photographer: Mauricio Palos/BloombergSecession was the talk of Mexico's biggest business summit this week.
Not the latest news from Catalonia, but the idea that Mexico lost its independence and ought to do something about it. An entire national model has been based on catering to the North American Free Trade Agreement, the 23-year-old accord that links commerce between Mexico, the U.S. and Canada. There's regret that not much thought was given to what could go wrong.
