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New Home for Mexican Oil-Mexico Institute in the News
Jan 23, 2013This article is a summary of work from the Mexico Institute at the Wilson Center.
Concerns over weak security-Mexico Institute in the News
Jan 23, 2013In the past two decades, the Government of Mexico was unable to reform the institutions of the old regime, leading to weak and ineffective institutions in charge of complex challenges such as organized crime, a study of Migration Policy Institute and the Woodrow Wilson Center.
This article also appeared on Seguridadenamerica.com.
Obama’s Agenda in 2013-Mexico Institute in the News
Jan 23, 2013Andrew Selee’s latest column for El Universal discusses Obama's legislative agenda and its possible relevance to Mexico.
Peña Nieto’s Reforms are Being Debated- Mexico Institute in the News
Jan 23, 2013The Mexico Institute's Duncan Wood discusses the current debate on President Peña Nieto’s proposed reforms.
Mexico Wants U.S. To See Its Prosperity Not Violence-Mexico Institute in the News
Jan 23, 2013Duncan Wood comments on the Mexico-US relationship on “Morning Edition.”
Obama Misses Opportunity to Stem Gun Flow to Mexico-Mexico Institute in the News
Jan 23, 2013“Mexico’s previous administration prodded the U.S. to take stronger action on gun control for years, and Mexico’s new ambassador has continued that pressure,” Christopher Wilson.
• This article also appeared on Chrisroubis.com.
Mexico: Majority of Federal Inmates Imprisoned on Drug Charges-Mexico Institute in the News
Jan 23, 2013The Mexico Institute's Steven Dudley and Christopher Wilson discuss mexican prison population issues
Mexico's Carlos Slim funds Khan Academy in Spanish-Mexico Institute in the News
Jan 23, 2013"It’s particularly difficult when you get outside of major metropolitan areas to get an outstanding education that would take you to a top college and maybe to an international graduate program,” says Andrew Selee on the radio broadcast.
Pemex in 2013 budget-Mexico Institute in the News
Jan 23, 2013This article is in Spainish.
“A new start for the Mexican oil: principles and recommendations for reform the national interest” by the Wilson Center’s Mexico Institute is featured in this article.
In Mexico, a New Approach to Stanching Drug Violence-Latin America Program in the News
Jan 23, 2013“There was not good coordination with the Secretaría de Gobernación, and there was not good coordination with the military,” Eric Olson said, referring to Mexico’s internal affairs agency, also known as Segob. The risk now, he added, is the potential to recreate the same bureaucracy.
