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4 Corners: Mexico For each of the following statements, pick the corner with the sign that BEST represents your view: Strongly Agree, Agree, Disagree, or Strongly Disagree You MUST be able to give reasons for your answer…Do NOT just follow your friend to a corner 

Mexico’s SEXENIO is a good idea to keep any single president from becoming too powerful

The PRI will NOT be able to dominate Mexico’s institutions again

Import Substitution Industrialization is necessary for LDC’s to “Catch Up” economically

NAFTA has been good for Mexico

Mexico is more democratic than Russia

Enrique Pena Nieto will seriously address the drug cartel problem

Allowing PEMEX to be open to foreign investment is a good idea

Quotas for female candidates are necessary to level the playing field

The Judiciary in Mexico can be considered independent

Mexico is too dependent on the U.S.

has been established in Mexico. Rule of Law has been established in Mexico.

Mexico’s economy will be stronger than China’s within the next 10 years

Mexico’s current legislature has more power than Russia’s

is decreasing in Mexico Inequality is decreasing in Mexico

Social Cleavages in Mexico are coinciding

Mexico is a Liberal Democracy.