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Judi Lynn

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Wed May 16, 2018, 03:10 PM May 2018

Mexican presidential frontrunner spells tension for U.S.-Mexico ties [View all]


Andres Martinez 1 hour ago

Mexico elects its next president on July 1, and if present polls hold, the populist Andrés Manuel López Obrador — the former leftist mayor of Mexico City and twice-defeated presidential candidate known as “AMLO” — will prevail.

Why it matters: AMLO’s is a decidedly "Mexico First" agenda. AMLO, if he is elected, and Trump would be natural antagonists, but enablers as well, as each would fit the other’s vision of the bilateral relationship.

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https://www.axios.com/mexican-presidential-favorite-spells-tension-for-usmexico-ties-bafa3e7f-c3c3-4c82-b575-cd23c64958c2.html
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