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Mexico & Nafta - July 2009 (ISSN 1741-444X)
The problem of declining output
The slide in international oil prices has,
paradoxically, been good news for the government. It cannily hedged this year's
oil export revenues, so it has not had to make budget cuts. More importantly,
the slide in prices has obscured the alarming collapse of production at the
state owned monopoly, Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex).
- What does Calderón do now?
- Going the wrong way again
- Pretty horrible
- The problem of declining output
- What US unemployment means for Mexico
- Obama tries warnings rather than raids
- Nafta Briefs
- Martínez goes and PAN is stunned
- The PAN loses two states and barely wins Sonora
- A vote against rather than a vote for
- López Obrador bounces back
- More voters than feared
- Unesco frets about Nahautl