"Stark assessments of the threat that drug crime poses to Mexico's stability have put the government of President Felipe Calderon on the defensive as he tries to forge a relationship with a new U.S. president.Rising violence, spurred in part by Calderon's 2-year-old offensive against drug traffickers, has prompted some officials and analysts in the United States to warn that Mexico faces a risk of collapse within several years."
With the recent inauguration of President Obama, he sought to quickly reconcile his neighbours with tough talk of civil reform and a new face for the internecine "War on Drugs" that is spreading police brutality, gang uprisings, and local-level corruption. With the recent prediction of Mexico collapsing within the few years by the US Government, Mexico's President Calderon has promised a new method of management and offers proof of success for his new anti-drug policies. Calderon continues to propose that while drug trafficking is a problem that is in the process of being handled, the core governmental system of Mexico has been able to side-skirt these damming issues, staying largely free of corruption and general incompetence.
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