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Mexico & Nafta - July 2009 (ISSN 1741-444X)
What does Calderón do now?
The verdict of the midterm elections, delivered
by voters on 5 July, was crushing for President Felipe Calderón and his ruling
Partido Acción Nacional (PAN). Fewer than 45% of the electorate bothered to
vote, despite a major effort by the government to stress the importance of the
elections. Of those that did vote, most voted for the opposition Partido
Revolucionario Institucional (PRI) but over 5% cast void ballots.
- 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