Question

When Vicente Fox became Mexico's first opposition party president, he struggled with the drug problem and the violence it created in his country. What did he propose to alleviate this issue

Answer 1

He suggested that all drugs be legalized, including LSD, opium, meth, and more.

Step-by-step explanation:

Vicente Fox Quesada was the former President of Mexico. He became the 62nd President of Mexico. He was the first President of the opposition party which put an end to the Institutional Revolutionary Party who served for nearly 70 years.

During the term of Vicente Fox's Presidency, Mexico saw a rise in the drug problem and violence in the city. It was hard for President Fox to deal with the situation, so he suggested that all drugs should be legalized in the country.