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07-12-2000

Analysis: President-elect of Mexico Vicente Fox and his chances of bringing reform to that country

Host: JUAN WILLIAMS
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This is TALK OF THE NATION. I'm Juan Williams.

Newly elected Mexican President Vicente Fox did not simply win a hotly contested election earlier this month. Along with victories by opposition political parties in Taiwan and South Korea i...

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