This is a common problem.

Charter schools play an important role in meeting that obligation.

There's nothing artificial about Costa Rica.

We can't just have a law enforcement---only approach.

I am here, more than anything, to listen and hear the concerns that all of you have.

The United States will continue to be your partner as Costa Rica modernizes its economy.

Modernity is not outside us, it is within us.

The report demonstrates that I think now for 68 straight months we've been creating private-sector jobs.

We will work in any way that we can with the Mexicans to help address this challenge.

We need to equip all our students with the education and skills that put them on the path to good jobs and a bright future—no matter where they live or what school they attend.

We're disrupting drug cartels and gangs.

This is a region that has more than 40 million people.

I'm proud to be here as you host World Press Freedom Day.

This is going to get done.

Those countries that are succeeding are investing in the development of their young people, not just some young people, but women and girls, indigenous communities.

The scourge of drugs and drug trafficking will still be there.

I just want to again say thank you to all of you for taking the time to come meet with me.

Only Mexicans can decide how Mexico reforms.