Today, former Mexican President, Felipe Calderon - whose six year term ended last November - starts a fellowship at the Harvard Kennedy School. In a statement announcing the fellowship, the school credits Calderon, “with having boosted the nation's economic development as a pro-business, pro-free market leader and having made significant reforms to the country's environmental, immigration and health care policies.” More than 34,000 people have signed an online petition urging Harvard to revoke his position. Andalusia Knoll has more.