Mexico's President Fox has issued a moving evocation for citizens to join him in eliminating drug traffic in their country. Once an impossible challenge because of judicial and law-enforcement institutions that were puppets to a corrupt government, Fox is determined to rid Mexico of its brutal drug cartels. Such a difficult challenge affords a variety of opinions about his chance of success. We'll hear from a reporter covering the US-Mexico border, specialists in US-Mexican relations, and a former US drug enforcement officer.
- Newsmaker: Governor Davis and the Power Shortage - Governor Davis signed a plan to spend 10 billion dollars so the state can negotiate long-term energy contracts. We hear about the plan's merits and faults from Assemblymen who voted for and against the plan, a public policy analyst, the leader of the Green Party, and the director of an energy trade organization.
Latest Energy Bill
Claremont Institute
Global Exchange
Green Party
Western Power Trading Forum
Los Angeles Times
UCSD's Latin American Studies Dept.
Center for the Research and Teaching of Economics
Autonomous Institute of Technology
