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When Calderón decided to attend the Kennedy School as part of the Edward S. Mason Program, he was already a prominent figure in Mexican politics, serving as national president of his party.
Calderón graduated from the Kennedy School in 2000 with a master’s degree in public administration.
Felipe Calderón Hinojosa, a graduate of the Kennedy School of Government, has emerged as one of two leading candidates to be the next Mexican president.
Calderón “is the perfect candidate,” said Jeffrey A. Frankel, Harper professor of capital formation and growth at the Kennedy School. “The candidate on the left is very popular,” Frankel said, referring to Lopez Obrador.
A visiting professor in Latin American studies at the Kennedy School, Alejandro Poire, said that Calderón is seen as “a reformer and as a competent man,” and that this would be an interesting election.