Amlo notches tender triumph after persuading Mexcat creditors

Oliver West

December 20, 2018 12:30 pm

AMLO, Mexico, Morena, LAtAm — AndrÈs Manuel†LÛpez Obrador, often abbreviated as†AMLO, the 2018 Mexicoís presidential candidate for ìTogether We'll Make Historyî political coalition encompassing his National Regeneration Movement†(Morena) party,†Labor Party†(PT), and†Social Encounter Party†(PES), holds his closing campaign rally at the Azteca stadium, the countryís largest soccer stadium, in Mexico City, Mexico on June 27, 2018. Mexico's four presidential candidates are closing their campaigns before the country's July 1 elections. (Photo by BÈnÈdicte Desrus/Sipa USA) | Benedicte Desrus/SIPA USA/PA Images

Mexico’s new president Andrés Manuel López Obrador (Amlo) is free to proceed with his proposed cancellation of Mexico City’s new airport after bondholders agreed to waive clauses that would have triggered an event of default.

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Oliver West

US Bureau Chief - Latin America Editor