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Weekly Report - 21 July 2016 (WR-16-28)
Peña Nieto short on political options
The failure to tackle major economic and political reforms has been the undoing of a number of Latin American governments. Resisting change, they have seen their popularity and approval ratings plummet. But the converse is not always true: reformers such as President Enrique Peña Nieto are not always popular. Now well into the second half of his six-year presidency, Peña Nieto is finding himself worryingly short of political friends.
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