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Preparations for the traditional buffeting
With some luck and much careful preparation, the Mexican government has massaged the country's economy into a rare state of fitness this year which it hopes will tide it through the traditional buffeting of an election year....
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With some luck and much careful preparation, the Mexican government has massaged the country's economy into a rare state of fitness this year which it hopes will tide it through the traditional buffeting of an election year....
