If we delay and not try to fix these problems sooner than later and it gets into a Mexican election, we, the United States, lose leverage by delaying.
William R. Richardson: “If we delay and not try to fix these problems sooner than later and it gets into a Mexican election, we, the United…”
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Richardson warns that delaying negotiations could weaken U.S. leverage during Mexican elections.
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