More on the subject.
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At least Fox has been a state governor so he knows something about running a public administration
He is a capable man, he was Coca-Cola (Mexico) big chief, and I understand he also is no-nonsense guy... But you are right, it will not be easy.
The infrastructure is extremely deficient, in places non-existent. Cardenas (the other opposition party, [more in the lines of a Communist], is not as Charismatic as Fox is supposed to be. Fox seems to be more reasonable and comparatively, less controversial.
I think he should form some kind of coalition from both sides, be firm in his policies (particularly in respect to corruption and drug-cartel influenced politicians). He should not take a "witch hunt" attitude.
But I realize it will not be easy... many, including the Opus Dei, will attempt to influence him. Indeed, due to his close ties with organized religion, the Opus Dei will almost feel as their "god-given-right to attempt taking control of the government --Like Michael Caine said in that movie (which I still can not remember), advising the town chief in Medieval Germany... as he was leaving to another war, as a mercenary soldier he was...
"Kill the priest, he is your real enemy"
I had a big, fat, red Mexican papaya for breakfast this moring
Did you put lime on it ? |
