Spokesman Says Pena Nieto Plans No Mea Culpa in 'White House' Scandal Wochit
go to original January 7, 2015

Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto, embroiled along with his wife and finance minister in a scandal over homes bought from and financed by a government contractor, plans no mea culpa, his spokesman said.

In November, the government abruptly canceled a $3.75 billion rail contract awarded to a consortium that included a unit of a group headed by businessman Juan Armando Hinojosa, which owned a luxury house that Pena Nieto's wife was acquiring.

"There will always be a mea culpa when we have made a wrong decision, and not just a mea culpa, but a correction," presidential spokesman Eduardo Sanchez said in an interview, dismissing the idea of a presidential apology.

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