but no new oil auctions, there will be a focus on pemex.he either does that by further in getting the government or pemex and their limitations to that. there will be a significant amount of tinkering around the edges of regulation and secondary legislation as well. on cuba, i do not think we have anyone here who will answer your question. i do not think he was interested in foreign policy. he is not particularly interested in the ball of area and revolution. there are people who spent a lot of time in venezuela, and continue to associate with folks from the madura regime. at least recently has been disciplined, he refuses to the revolution but he also does not speak in favor of it. his attitude to cuba may be similar. he will be pragmatic create what will cuba give him? not really so much to a country like mexico. perhaps that is an unformed opinion. next speakers.e if you could be as quick as possible. a few weeks ago, we had here ofshe spoke about the risks considering the result of the election. she said all the polls have obviously bee

a focus on pemex so ehe their does that by further indebting the government of pemex and their limitationsthat and there will be a significant amount of tinkering around the edges of regulation and potentially secondary legislation as well. in cuba, i'm sorry. don't think we have anybody that can answer a question. my only response don't think they wereboard in foreign policy. don't thing interested in the bowl bowl liviaan revolution, there were people in his part who are, who spend time in venezuela and continue to associate with folks from the med dura regime, but at least recently had been quite disciplined. refuses to reject the boliviaan resolution bus not speak in farve of it and auteur's on could would will be similarment cuba can offer a lot to venezuela but not so much to mexico. that's an unformed opinion. but a couple of questions. yes, we'll have the gentleman here and then the lady in the back. >> i'm a freelance journalist bases near washington, and a few weeks ago, we had hear -- she spoke about the risks of considering the result of this election as inevitable. she says, a

the energy reform taking place in mexico what do you mean exactly by that i mean certainly you have pemex which is this massive state owned oil company as i understand it but are we seeing more privatization or what's taking place right so that since two thousand and six specially with the presidency of felipe because they don't you know when the same person sees that the clear the war on drugs immediately from day one we have seen this new agenda of pushing for energy reform as you know mexico has been very protective of its natural resources going back to. the one nine hundred thirty s. expiration of oil and what's been happening since two thousand and six and then it's a process a political process for us that has been undoing all of the many of those locks that were protective of many of the natural resource especially old but also now gas and minerals and and with it there's been i guess a very period of extraction in many of those areas where a lot of assistance could have a rice and where it not for the supposedly drugs. fighting against each other so why do you get this energy ref