The Development of Mexico's Foreign Policy with Special Emphasis Placed on the Influence of Mexico's Economy
Abstract
Mexico still suffers from many internal problems that
impede its international development. The fight for independence
remains, and internal economic and political considerations
are still very significant. But Mexico has been
making some very important steps toward independence, and perhaps
the first roughest ones are over. Its foreign policy has a
long way to go until it is autonomous, from either the U.S.'s
or any other country's control. Supported by its long held
traditional policies, its nationalism, and by the power of oil,
Mexico is well on its way to forging an independent foreign
policy. The opportunities to help it do this look like they
are going to stay around for awhile, and if its current cautious economic and political policies are maintained in the forthcoming
administration, I believe that the cement around Mexico's
increased position in the international arena will have a chance
to solidify.
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