The outcome of the U.S. presidential election will have wide-sweeping impacts across the United States, and globally; and as its largest trade partner, Mexico is bracing for different bureaucratic waves depending on who wins the election. Importing about 70% of its natural gas from the U.S., Mexico’s crucial industrial industries and power generation are dependent on and hoping for continued low prices from over-saturated shale plays in the U.S. What will energy policy, bi-lateral trade and the natural gas market look like between the U.S. and Mexico after November 3? Join NGI’s Mexico & Latin America Editor Christopher Lenton as he explores the effect on Mexico’s natural gas and energy markets if either former Vice President Joe Biden or incumbent President Trump win the ongoing U.S. presidential election.