“It’s easy to criticize the performance of the Mexican economy. The Economist magazine did so earlier this week with an article titled “Mexico’s broken economy,” complete with a picture of a man on a horse in front of a table with local beer bottles and Coca-Cola cans. It quoted a professor from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., who said that the “unreliable supply of electricity is also constraining growth.” I have diligently read and always respected The Economist for nearly 30 years, but found this particular article to be intellectually lazy, superficial and incomplete.”