On Elba Esther Gordillo's downfall: Denise Dresser

Denise Dresser, eloquent and sharp as she usually is, has a great commentary in La Vanguardia on the weakening power of Elba Esther Gordillo, but also on how Enrique Peña Nieto has far less power vis-a-vis the PRI than many has assumed. Read it here. 
The gist of the article:

"Yes, [Gordillo] has been an Iron Lady, but today she is perhaps little less than a dented tin can."

The Luis Miguel of Politics: The best take-down of Enrique Peña Nieto

This clip is not new, but I have so far seen none other that so effectively exposes hims for what he is: An obedient servant who is extremely cautious about his image, and who is terrified from straying from whatever clip is handed to him.

See Denise Dresser's take-down of Enrique Peña Nieto here.

Hilarious Denise Dresser "prayer" on the Humberto Moreira scandal

Denise Dresser's criticism of PRI president Humberto Moreira in prayer form is simply a must read, published in this week's Proceso.

Devastating analysis of presidential hopeful Alonso Lujambio, by Denise Dresser

Denise Dresser, writing in Proceso (which appears to have opened up access to its articles), has a devastating analysis of education secretary Alonso Lujambio that is well worth a read.

Essentially, she argues Lujambio has not achieved much at all, and does not have the required "fire in the belly" to become president, and simply does not have a full understanding of Mexico's current difficult situation or indeed, political reality.