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Mexico / Drug War / President Election #1026026

NBC Evening News for Saturday, Jun 30, 2012
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(Studio: Kate Snow) Report introduced.

(Mexico City: Mark Potter) The drug war in Mexico by President Felipe Calderon days before the presidential election featured; details given about the PRI†† party that had ruled Mexico for 70 years and the role of the US as a drug consumer with drugs and money going to the cartels. [On Telemundo, Representative Jose DIAZ-BALART†- says people are sick of the violence.] [NBC Latin America policy expert Jorge CASTANEDA†- talks about the politics.] [Woodrow Wilson Center Andrew SELEE†- talks about the PRE as a reformed party.]

Reporter(s):
Snow, Kate;
Potter, Mark
Duration:
00:02:00

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