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AmericasOctober 1 2006

Reform optimism rises

Marcos Martínez, head of the Association of Mexican Banks and CEO of Santander México, believes reforms will be back on track soon, now that a vote recount has confirmed conservative Felipe Calderón as the country’s new president.
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