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Fox fans reluctantly endorsed our June 23 evaluation of their leader but remained loyal to him for returning democracy to Mexico. One praised the story as "accurate and well documented," but another found it "ill timed, to say the least." A third fretted, "A useless oppostion will [stop] development."
The Mess in Mexico
Your June 23 article "Has Fox Flopped?" is both accurate and well documented. Mexico's President Fox has many drawbacks. However, if the 2000 elections were to be held today with the same candidates, Fox would be elected again, according to your figure--a 64 percent approval rating--which coincides with the general feeling here. There is no one in the political arena who can outperform him, even in the 2006 elections. With the Congress viciously opposing every presidential program, the media digging out inconsequential events of his personal life and making headlines out of them, and the opposition parties sponsoring mobs to overrun the streets every day with unwarranted demands, any president could flop. We Mexicans have yet to discover that democracy does not mean anarchy. President Fox has been fulfilling our expectations since Dec. 1, 2000, when he ended 71 years of corruption.
Manuel Valdes
Palmas, Mexico
Your article on president Fox was ill timed to say the least. It looked like an attempt to discredit a man who had the courage and integrity to stand up to an enormous amount of pressure to join the United States' Iraq adventure--which, as it is now turning out, is the real flop.
Juan Carlos Calderon
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- Magazine article from: Chemical Week Sissell, Kara November 12, 2003 700+ words
Executives from Mexico's chemical industry association Aniq (Mexico City) met with President Vicente Fox last week to lobby the government for changes to its policy on raw material pricing, and other measures that Aniq says are crucial to industry's survival. Industry says the high cost of natural
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- Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News January 10, 2004 700+ words
...rather temporarily earn a living in the United States and safely visit their families back...believed to be living illegally in the United States. Mexican immigrants send home an estimated...for three years of employment in the United States and could apply for a second three...
- Stand up for freedom in President Fox's visit to Cuba.(Knight Ridder/Tribune...
- News wire article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service January 28, 2002 700+ words
...party rule of Mexico, President Fox has been a vocal advocate...parroting _ even as many urge President Fox to press the United States to end the embargo of Cuba...opposition is unconscionable. President Fox pledged to do better when...
- Quota issues unresolved between Mexico, United States.(Brief Article)
- Newspaper article from: Food Chemical News Lewis, Steven May 13, 2002 700+ words
...unions, it may be difficult for President Fox to ignore their demands. Currently, the United States only allows 148,000 tons of...bloc offered their support to President Fox in his push for a higher U.S...
- Context of overall United States-Mexico relations.(Border Security and the...
- Congressional Research Service (CRS) Reports and Issue Briefs Seghetti, Lisa M. Lake, Jennifer Nunez-Neto, Blas Siskin, Alison Storrs, K. Larry Brooks, Nathan Vina, Stephen September 1, 2005 700+ words
...When President Bush met with President Fox in February 2001, migration...sanctioned entry into the United States. For some time President Fox has been pressing proposals...undocumented Mexican workers in the United States through amnesty or guest...
- PRESIDENT BUSH, PRESIDENT FOX MEET WITH REPORTERS IN MEXICO.
- News wire article from: The America's Intelligence Wire January 12, 2004 700+ words
...proposal made in the United States for the migration matters...sovereign matter of the United States. Consequently this...President Bush and President Fox, myself, even when...the President of the United States. We totally agree...
- President Fox forges the future of Latin America.(Knight Ridder/Tribune News...
- Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service April 26, 2002 700+ words
...into anachronism while President Fox forges the future of...region, including the United States. The conversation...Mexico. Certainly President Fox wasn't the only head...Fox caved in to the United States. That isn't surprising...
- PRESIDENT BUSH, PRESIDENT FOX DISCUSS MIGRATION, TRADE, WORLD AFFAIRS.
- News wire article from: The America's Intelligence Wire October 26, 2002 700+ words
...Photo Opportunity PRESIDENT FOX: (Speaking Spanish...who are in the United States with respect...closely with the United States as we move forward...we understand President Fox was going to talk...said, like the United States, we share the...this meeting ...
- 7-Eleven, Inc. Makes Multi-Million Dollar Economic Development Commitment to...
- Press release article from: Business Wire March 2, 2001 700+ words
...paisano population in the United States, their families and...regions of Mexico. "President Fox has bold and visionary...Americans in the United States and their families...exciting program and thank President Fox and his Cabinet for...
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- News wire article from: Political/Congressional Transcript Wire November 21, 2004 700+ words
...migrants to move to the United States. And President Fox, in his discussions...ways in which the United States and Mexico, and...priority for the United States. And President...underscored that with President Fox, and indicated...
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