In an article in this week's publication, The Economist states that Mexican President Vicente Fox's tit-for-tat exchanges with opposition parties in Congress amount to 'childish behavior'. Fox's PAN party has failed to form a consensus on just about anything in Mexico's legislative body, preventing reforms that were promised during Fox's election campaign. (The Economist)
Monday, September 12, 2005
The Economist: Mexican President exhibits 'childishness'
In an article in this week's publication, The Economist states that Mexican President Vicente Fox's tit-for-tat exchanges with opposition parties in Congress amount to 'childish behavior'. Fox's PAN party has failed to form a consensus on just about anything in Mexico's legislative body, preventing reforms that were promised during Fox's election campaign. (The Economist)
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2 comments:
Hi! Nice initiative. I'm also a CLACS student, and I really like the idea of this blog. Just a small precision: Fox's party is not PRI, but instead his presidency became the first one in 70 years to be of an opposition party (rightist PAN).
Best,
Elda Cantú
OMG I should know that better than anyone. Terrible with acronyms!
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