November 2021: MEXICO Uses an International Setting to Highlight its National Priorities

Mexico is at the helm of the Security Council in November for its
only presidency in its two-year term. The county is prioritizing
international issues of great domestic concern: small arms and
migration. We talk with Mexican Deputy Permanent Representatives
Alicia Buenrostro and Juan Manuel Gómez Robledo, as well as the
country’s Political Coordinator, Enrique Ochoa. We also hear from
Andrew Rudman, the director of the Wilson Center’s Mexico
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