Mexico's Judicial Reforms Stir Investor Anxiety

Outgoing President López Obrador pushes for constitutional changes, raising concerns over economic stability and legal independence.

López Obrador aims to implement 20 constitutional changes, including judicial reforms and social benefit mandates.
Investors worry about the potential impact on Mexico's rule of law and economic stability.
The peso has dropped significantly amid market concerns, with high inflation and fiscal deficits adding to the instability.
President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum suggests a more cautious approach but remains loyal to López Obrador's policies.
Record remittances are expected to support the economy despite the market's nervous outlook.