Enrique Peña Nieto hasn’t stopped moving. Since he took over as president of Mexico, two weeks ago, he has signed enough documents and made enough promises to
keep his government busy for the whole six years they have in front of them. In his inaugural address, he laid out a
13-point plan with 13 promises to catapult Mexico into the future. Two days later he joined Mexico’s other major political parties in
signing the “Pact for Mexico,” in which all of the signees agree on a
95-point action plan.
- opening the petroleum
industry to the private sector and
- ending the state monopoly,
- creating
universal social security and unemployment insurance,
- a system for
evaluating teachers to improve education,
- providing every student in the
school system with a computer,
- defending human rights and the rights of immigrants
as well as the right to broadband internet access and the licensing of two new television channels to compete with Televisa and TV Azteca.
- If he only manages to get half of the things on the list done, Peña Nieto will be the best president in Mexico’s history.
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