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Ever since 1982, after its government's bankruptcy triggered a regional debt crisis, Mexico has seemed set on a course towards greater democracy, an open market economy and close relations with the United States. Two milestones have marked that journey. In 1994 the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA) integrated Mexico's economy with those of the United States and Canada. Then in 2000 the election of Vicente Fox marked the end of seven decades of rule by the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI). Yet now Mexico would appear to face a fork in its chosen road. In its presidential election on July 2nd, the ostensible choice is between more of Mr Fox's policies and a return to a more inward-looking path-one that is perhaps less democratic.
机译:自1982年以来,墨西哥政府的破产引发了区域债务危机,墨西哥似乎已开始朝着更大的民主,开放的市场经济和与美国的密切关系迈进。这是两个里程碑。 1994年,北美自由贸易协定(NAFTA)将墨西哥的经济与美国和加拿大的经济结合起来。然后在2000年,维森特·福克斯(Vicente Fox)的大选标志着机构革命党(PRI)统治七十年的终结。然而,现在墨西哥似乎在其选择的道路上面临着分歧。在7月2日举行的总统大选中,表面上的选择是在福克斯先生的更多政策与重返内向的道路之间做出选择,这一道路也许不太民主。

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