Think about it this way---
As Lionel's Administration gets into serious work, the peso will appreciate against the dollar due to restored confidence in the economy and the government.
If the Electrcity implosion is even partially corrected, that is, if we strt having power in the neighborhood of 12-18 hours per day, and the government payroll is seen as deflating, the internal interest rates falling off to a reasonable level, and a myriad of other favorable economic indicators, one might expect the peso to recover to 'around' 30-35 to 1 by the year's end. Don't forget, the government still must come up with the dollars to pay off the massive indebtedness left by the Mejia Administration, and that is the real challange.
I'd say, get your pesos now while the rate is still up.
It ain't going to get better from the dollar standpoint. In other words, i don't think we will return to the neighborhood of previous highs.
Texas Bill