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Weekly Report - 11 February 2010 (WR-10-06)
MEXICO: Interior minister resigns from PAN
Fernando Gómez Mont, the interior minister, resigned from the ruling
Partido Acción Nacional (PAN) on 10 February. Gómez Mont's resignation from the
PAN is the clearest sign yet of the deep misgivings the traditionalist wing of
the party has about the “Stop the PRI at any costs" strategy espoused by the
party president, César Nava. Gómez Mont has been in the PAN all his adult life
and his father was one of the party's founders.
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