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Mexico: López Obrador’s First Year
Non-intervention
Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard on 7 January disclosed that the current administration’s foreign policy would return to the traditional Estrada Doctrine, the dominant foreign policy stance during the PRI rule that ended in 2000.
- A dominant start
- Opening gambit
- Austerity against corruption
- Relations with the Judiciary
- Public consultations
- Presidential recall
- Orthodox or heterodox?
- Relations with business
- Budgets
- Energy
- Infrastructure
- Champion of the poor
- Focus on wellbeing
- Education
- Youth programmes
- Health
- Rural sector and indigenous population
- All change, but no change
- Few changes
- No improvement
- Curbing abuses
- Low priority
- Non-intervention
- Relations with the United States
- Outlook