Hare in Forbes on Mexico’s Foreign Policy | Latin American Studies

Hare in Forbes on Mexico’s Foreign Policy

Amb. Paul Webster Hare, Senior Lecturer at the Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies at Boston University, was interviewed for a recent article examining the foreign policy of Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto.

Amb. Hare was interviewed for a September 3, 2018 article in Forbes entitled “EPN: End of cycle.“

From the (translated) text of the article:

“We have to recognize that there has been a boom in the Pacific countries, andMexicois one of them.I think Peña Nieto and Videgaray belong to a younger generation that is aware that the country’s global ties go beyond its region, “says the professor of international relations at Boston University and former diplomat Paul Hare.

For that reason, Professor Hare considers that the outgoing government has failed in its public diplomacy, that is, foreign communication policy…. Click Here to read more

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