VICENTE FOX VISITS CHICAGO
Mexican President Vicente Fox speaks at the dedication of the new Mexican Consulate building, June 16, 2004, in Chicago. Fox is making a two-day visit to Chicago as part of a three state midwest tour. (UPI Photo/Brian Kersey)
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Polls opened in Mexico Sunday for a presidential election that polls suggest could see an end to 12 years of conservative rule.
Critics say the Mexican government is winning battles while continuing to lose its war on the drug cartels.
Former Mexican President Vicente Fox is criticizing U.S. drug consumption and the flow of weapons for driving his country's drug war.
The White House says U.S. President Barack Obama will host a state dinner for visiting Mexican President Felipe Calderon in May.
The Mexican town of Nuevo Laredo is relatively calm now that the country's drug war has shifted west along the U.S.-Mexican border, observers say.
Environmentalists say falling trade barriers are sending millions of polluting older U.S. vehicles south of the border to rumble anew in Mexico.
Former Mexican President Vicente Fox said he has nothing to hide from investigators looking into questions about his finances.
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