Gideon Rachman for FT said:
"[Mexico's] Economic underperformance has been matched by diplomatic underperformance. As a member of the newly influential G20 group of leading economies, the Mexicans should be well placed. Instead, Brazil has been anointed as the unofficial leader of Latin America. Felipe Calderón, Mexico's president, is serious and hard-working, but he lacks the charisma and high profile of Brazil's President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Brazil's voice matters a lot in world trade talks and in global climate change negotiations, while Mexico’s views barely feature."
"[Mexico's] Economic underperformance has been matched by diplomatic underperformance. As a member of the newly influential G20 group of leading economies, the Mexicans should be well placed. Instead, Brazil has been anointed as the unofficial leader of Latin America. Felipe Calderón, Mexico's president, is serious and hard-working, but he lacks the charisma and high profile of Brazil's President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Brazil's voice matters a lot in world trade talks and in global climate change negotiations, while Mexico’s views barely feature."
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