Mexico's Calderon earns good marks
Mexico's Calderon earns good marks
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Nine months since becoming president, he has confronted a host of tough issues. Analysts say he is far shrewder than his predecessor. Mexican President Felipe Calderon is often shown in caricature as a small, blunt-featured man wearing an oversized general's cap and a field jacket too long for his arms. The image derives from a photo last winter of Calderon launching his military campaign against violent drug traffickers. |
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