Wilson in the News
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Mexico’s Next President Must Have a Plan to Protect Oil, the Nation’s Greatest Asset (San Diego Tribune)
“In the same way that violence and crime are still existential issues for the country, corruption is endemic, and poverty and inequality are a chronic curse, energy policy remains mired in a vision of the past that will hinder efforts to advance both prosperity and certainty." -Duncan Wood and Jeremy Martin
Mexico Set for Historic Election on Sunday After Violent and Polarized Campaign Season (PBS Newshour)
“[Sheinbaum] would, in essence, continue what many have called the militarization of previous civilian forces in Mexico. And there's a lot of concern, because the military is not necessarily trained on protecting human rights and making sure that when they are dealing with these new responsibilities, that they carry it out in a very responsible and legal manner.” -Lila Abed
Modi Hits a Roadblock (Foreign Policy)
After a decade of always bouncing back, the Indian leader and his Bharatiya Janata Party suffer a setback at the ballot box. Read more from Michael Kugelman in this week’s South Asia Brief.
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