Mexico's Pena Nieto Faces Test of Governing Promise
Mexico City reports show President Pena Nieto's early reforms stalled by protests and a divided Congress. GDP growth projections fell, education and energy reforms face pushback, and protests threaten to derail plans while Pemex remains a fiscal and energy hurdle.
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Pope taps Vatican diplomat as top aide to Francis
Pope Francis named Archbishop Pietro Parolin as the new Vatican secretary of state effective October 15, replacing Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone who will retire at 75. Parolin, 58, currently serves as papal envoy to Venezuela and was deputy foreign minister at the Holy See. Bertone, 78, hadlong been a central adviser amid reforms and factional tensions following Benedict XVI’s resignation.
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