Bubbles in the market: Mexico’s Coca-Cola obsession

In this engaging discussion, Richard Enzor, The Economist's Mexico City Bureau Chief, sheds light on Mexico's deep-rooted Coca-Cola obsession, revealing its impact on health and culture. Meanwhile, Sophie Petter, Paris bureau chief, shares insights from a remote French village, exploring the complex themes of solitude and community during the pandemic. The conversation navigates how Coca-Cola integrates into daily life and contrasts this with the resilience found in rural isolation, offering a thought-provoking look at modern challenges.