Summary: MEXICO EDITION. Mexico is preparing to allow the participation of foreign companies to invest in the national oil industry, with the promise that the country will not lose the control of its energy sources. However, in a country where unemployment is rising, the federal reserve is diminishing, and growing prices of basic foods, like tortillas, eggs, milk, chicken and beans, the government of Enrique Pena Nieto has still not answered the question of where the country will replace the funds that the para-state oil company Pemex gives to the national economy. Martha Elena Ramírez, hosts Voz Pública from Mexico City. Guest: Dr. Alberto Montoya Martín del Campo, Ph.D. from the School of Education at Stanford University, Expert in State Policies on the Technological Revolution, Mexico City, Mexico.
