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December 2000

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Can Vicente Fox Save Mexico?

His swashbuckling style won the hearts of voters. He forced his country's leaders to hold an honest presidential election. His victory ended seventy years of unbroken one-party rule. Now comes the hard part.

by Dick J. Reavis

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