MEXICO CITY — When Enrique Pe�a Nieto assumes the Mexican presidency on Saturday, returning to power a once-autocratic party that ruled for seven decades, he will immediately confront a sluggish economy and a bloody war against drug gangs.
Monday, December 3, 2012
Incoming President Enrique Pe�a Nieto inherits a bruised Mexico
He and the PRI want to shift the focus away from the battle against drug cartels that consumed and ultimately haunted outgoing President Felipe Calderon.
MEXICO CITY — When Enrique Pe�a Nieto assumes the Mexican presidency on Saturday, returning to power a once-autocratic party that ruled for seven decades, he will immediately confront a sluggish economy and a bloody war against drug gangs.
MEXICO CITY — When Enrique Pe�a Nieto assumes the Mexican presidency on Saturday, returning to power a once-autocratic party that ruled for seven decades, he will immediately confront a sluggish economy and a bloody war against drug gangs.
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