Current Status
During the Fox Administration (2000–2006), both Ministers of Foreign Affairs, Jorge Castañeda and Luis Ernesto Derbez, tried to discontinue this Doctrine. The result is called the Castañeda Doctrine, but the doctrine became effectively discontinued under President Felipe Calderón.
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