Mexico holds its presidential elections later this year, and my hope is that regardless of the outcome, the new Mexican president will be a partner committed to curbing the violence and the corrosive influence of the drug cartels.
Ben Quayle: “Mexico holds its presidential elections later this year, and my hope is that regardless of the outcome, the new Mexican…”
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Quayle expresses hope for cooperation from the next Mexican president against drug cartels.
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