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Carstens to Banxico, Cordero Becomes FinMin

Dec 10, 2009

Mexican president Felipe Calderon has nominated finance minister Agustin Carstens to lead the central bank, replacing Guillermo Ortiz who ends a second 6-year term this year. Social development minister Ernesto Cordero will take over from Carstens....

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