Mexico's shift toward neoliberalism under three PRI presidents between 1982 and 2000 was often seen a return to the principles of which of the following?

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The shift toward neoliberalism under three PRI presidents between 1982 and 2000 in Mexico is often compared to the Porfiriato because both periods emphasized economic liberalization, foreign investment, and modernization, moving away from nationalist policies such as those implemented by Cardenas or revolutionary ideals like those of Zapata. The Porfiriato, under Porfirio Díaz, was known for its promotion of foreign investment and economic development at the cost of social inequality and political repression, similar to the neoliberal policies adopted in the late 20th century.

Mexico's Shift Toward Neoliberalism Under Three PRI Presidents Between 1982