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Weekly Report - 24 May 2018 (WR-18-20)
MEXICO: López Obrador riled but not rattled
Andrés Manuel López Obrador remains in pole position to win Mexico’s presidential elections on 1 July after the second of the country’s three scheduled presidential debates. López Obrador lacked the composure of the first debate but he did not make any major gaffes and neither of his principal rivals, Ricardo Anaya and José Antonio Meade, put in a barnstorming performance.
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