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Mexico & Nafta - June 2008 (ISSN 1741-444X)
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION: Obama and Latin America
On 22 May Barack Obama, who will almost certainly be the Democratic
party's presidential candidate in November, made his first big policy statement
on Latin America. Obama has done badly with Hispanics in the Democratic
primaries and needs to address their interests if he is to win in
November.
- Calderón turns populist
- Salinas dismisses Zedillo and Fox as lost decade
- Mexicans believe the drugs gangs are winning
- Calderón goes for consensus reform
- Worries about inflation
- PEMEX REFORM: Ominous signs
- Looming large
- THE VIEW FROM MEXICO: Mexico complains about US monitoring
- THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION: Obama and Latin America