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The challenges facing Calderon as he tries to reshape the economy of Mexico.
05/22/2006
The Mexican economy is expected to see a GDP decline of nearly 7% in 2009. With the serious downturn in the auto industry and in other industries, serious problems with monopolistic firms and high prices in the telecom sector, underinvestment in the oil sector, and the impact of the war on drug cartels, one expert says its surprising that Calderon is still fighting all these battles.
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Mexican Democracyâs Lost Years
New York Times 06.23.2012
Numbers Tell of Failure in the War on Drugs
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Stephens: The Paradoxes of Felipe Calderón
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Washington Post 10.02.2012
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