Carlos Salinas’ column in today’s El Universal does a remarkable job condensing the pettiness, faulty logic, and finger-pointing laid out over 500 pages in his book into several hundred words. Quite an accomplishment. More on The Lost Decade in a future post.
Oddly, despite voicing support for Felipe Calderón in recent weeks, he implicitly attacks the Mérida Initiative and the energy industry opening. This is more evidence that Zedillo and Fox’s (and soon Calderón's?) chief sins weren’t related to their alleged neoliberalism, but rather having the audacity to govern Salinas' country.
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