Andres Oppenheimer
President-elect
The big question is whether he will do it by revamping
But well-placed PRI politicians and some of the president-elect's top foreign policy advisers say that
That will include expanding the current drug-centered agenda with
"If you ask me what is likely to be his first, second and third priority, I would say
Among the names floating around as possible choices to become secretary of foreign relations in
Any of them would focus on improving economic ties with
But some well-placed PRI members see things differently, saying that
According to this story, Paredes grudgingly accepted
Paredes, who lost by a wide margin in Sunday's vote, reportedly accepted the PRI mayoral candidacy in exchange for
"It will be hard for
My opinion:
Barring suprises,
- Argentina and Uruguay: Two Roads to Economic Recovery
- Latin American Region Shares Blame for Paraguayan Crisis
- Urban Violence in Venezuela
- Playing the Spoiler in Colombia
- Mexico Will Not Return to 3rd World Foreign Policy
- Bolivia Dares Western Globalization
- Growing Military Presence Places One Brazilian Community at Risk
- 'Dark Angel' and the Mexican Meth Connection
- Mexico Election May Resurrect Authoritarian Party
- Argentina's Economic Fiesta is Over
- Latin America Too Bland on Syria Massacre
- Leaders Lie Blatantly About OAS Rights Group
- New 'Pacific Alliance' Bloc May Have a Chance
- Rocky Road to Gender Equality in Latin America
- Uribe vs Santos Feud Could Cripple Colombia
- Free Trade Agreement Ignores Colombian History of Violence Against Trade Unions
- Free-Trade Deal May Prove Greater Obstacle to Colombian Peace Than FARC
- Mexicans Romanticizing Drug Kingpins Reflects Lack of Confidence
- Fighting Drug Cartels Exposes Mexican Military to Corruption
- Mexico's Boring Election Won't Be A Bore
- Mexican President Calderon: Kingpin of the Kingpin Strategy
- Arrest of Mexican General for Cartel Connections May Be Purely Political
- Truce Between Salvador's Maras for Real -- for Now
- Corporations and Campesinos Clash Again in Peru
- The Potential of Cuba's Search for Oil
- Politics Crippling Latin American Universities
- Juanes Hits Right Note On Education
- United States Unlikely To Condemn Argentina's 'Outlaw Behavior' -- Yet
- Who Lost Latin America?
- Florida Law Against Cuba May Help Cuba
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