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Mexico & Nafta - August 2016 (ISSN 1741-444X)
Peña Nieto pays one last visit to Obama before he leaves the presidency
On 22 July, Mexico’s President Enrique Peña Nieto arrived in Washington DC to hold an official meeting with his US counterpart, Barack Obama. Both presidents evaluated the bilateral projects that their governments have implemented in the last three years, and reiterated their commitment to promoting bilateral cooperation between the two nations. The visit took place under an atmosphere of uncertainty for the two countries, with just four months left to go before the US presidential elections due in November, which will bring a new president to the White House.
- Mexico combats “social cancer” of corruption
- Proposed new education model fails to convince
- Fentanyl trafficking comes into focus
- First contraction in three years
- Fuel price increase irks all sides
- Financing needs in 2017
- Building new bridges with South America
- Peña Nieto pays one last visit to Obama before he leaves the presidency