Dudley AlthausApril 23, 2013 16:20
MEXICO CITY — After nearly six months of smooth sailing, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto's once seemingly unsinkable reform agenda has hit serious headwinds. Striking teachers in the impoverished southern state of Guerrero have launched fierce resistance to Peña's national education reforms, with protests that threaten to spread across southern Mexico at the least. Meanwhile, the opposition National Action Party, or PAN, whose dozen-year hold on Mexico's presidency ended when Peña took office Dec. 1, has suspended active participation in the “Pact for Mexico,” a multiparty alliance that's anchored the government's strategy.
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