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Weekly Report - 27 September 2007 (INNS 1741-7422)
MEXICO: PRD pursues Fox
President Vicente Fox, who furtively handed over to his successor at midnight
on 30 November 2006, has broken with the wise tradition that ex-presidents
should neither be seen nor heard. Unwisely, Fox has tried to give the appearance
that he is still a political player. He also allowed a celebrity magazine to
look round his luxurious ranch in Guanajuato. The opulence of the establishment,
which Fox boasted had been recently improved, immediately triggered allegations
that Fox was corrupt.
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