President Andrés Manuel López Obrador came to power promising a transformative presidency. Thus far, his administration has begun an uncertain fight against corruption and increased investment in social programs, even as it has ushered in a new era of governmental austerity. On Sept. 8, the lower chamber of the Mexican Congress received AMLO’s budget proposal for 2020. How will the Mexican economy fare under the proposed budget? What are the implications of AMLO’s vision for transformation for medium and long-term growth? Where will we see continuity and where can we expect change? Join us on Oct. 7, for a conversation with experts who will provide their perspectives on where the Mexican economy is heading. Speakers:

• Gerardo Esquivel, Deputy Governor, Bank of Mexico
• Santiago Levy, Former Vice President, Inter-American Development Bank
• Valeria Moy, General Director, Mexico ¿Como Vamos?
• Senator Vanessa Rubio Marquez, PRI