When Felipe Calderon Hinojosa made Theodore Roosevelt's proclamation that 'this country needs a war' his own (although some credit the sentence to Henry Cabot Lodge), he was met with fearful distrust from Mexican businessmen, enthusiastic approval from high-ranking military officials, and hearty applause from that which really rules: foreign capital....
Cuando Felipe Calderón Hinojosa hizo suya la proclama de Theodore Roosevelt (algunos adjudican la sentencia a Henry Cabot Lodge) de “este país necesita una guerra”, recibió la desconfianza medrosa de los empresarios mexicanos, la entusiasta aprobación de los altos mandos militares y el aplauso nutrido de quien realmente manda: el capital extranjero.