Possible Political Crisis Scenarios

MEXICO - Report 19 Nov 2014 by Guillermo Valdes and Esteban Manteca
Executive Summary The tragedy of Iguala and the broad social movement that has emerged to demand justice for the victims have laid bare grave problems and deficiencies in Mexico’s political system. Outraged by the murder of the students and the direct role played by authorities in the crime, protesters and the general public have grown increasingly exasperated by the slow and ham-fisted response to date by the federal government and the political class in general to the public clamor for security, justice, and an end to corruption and complicity with the criminal underground, issues that th...

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