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Google News: Mexican leftist juggles love and rage in election run
[TrustLaw] - By Dave Graham CHIAPA DE CORZO, Mexico, Jan 20 (Reuters) - For most of the past five years, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has journeyed far and wide across Mexico, railing against the corruption, fraud and injustice he says cost him the presidency.
Google News: Mexican politicians turn to bulletproof garb
[Financial Times] - But Manuel Camacho, a former foreign minister and now a close collaborator of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, Mexico's left-wing candidate in July's presidential election, acknowledges the dangers that the forthcoming campaigns pose to the candidates.
Google News: FACTBOX-Mexico left-wing presidential hopeful's plans
[TrustLaw] - MEXICO CITY, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Leftist presidential hopeful Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who narrowly lost in 2006, has pledged to break up Mexico's "monopolies" and press foreign mining firms for more tax and better wages if he wins on July 1.
Google News: Bloodiest time yet in Mexico's war on drugs
[Financial Times] - Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the leftwing candidate and a close runner-up to centre-right Mr Calderón in 2006, has promised to withdraw the armed forces from the streets of towns and cities across the country. The pledge would reverse the decision
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