Contrary to popular opinion: Mexico’s president

Sarah Burke, Mexico's bureau chief, dives into the intriguing complexities of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador's tenure. Despite policy setbacks, his popularity remains strong, reflecting a unique relationship with the public. The conversation challenges perceptions of his leadership amidst crises like COVID-19, where issues of poverty and corruption intertwine. Burke also addresses the pressing need to rethink economic models by integrating natural capital, emphasizing biodiversity's vital role for sustainability in the face of climate change.