Crisis

It didn't occur to me last night that the North Korean nuclear test would require any special action from Mexico, but, of course, Calderón successfully landed a spot for his nation on the Security Council. (Which, in all honesty, doesn't necessarily change the calculus vis-a-vis the absence of any required action, but that's a story for another day.) Here's the statement of outrage-ishness from the Foreign Ministry: 

These actions contravene international law and principles of disarmament and nuclear non-proliferation. In addition, they exacerbate tensions on the Korean Peninsula and put at risk the stability of the region.