[Cincinatus' Wife]

Mexican Senate rejects Fox's travel plans to U.S. and Canada** Lawmakers also said the action was due to the Fox administration's "confusing" policy regarding Cuba.**

[Robert_Paulson2]

The hornet's nests to our south, mexico, venzuela, columbia and cuba... are all astir????

I wonder why?

[Robert_Paulson2]

The hornet's nests to our south, mexico, venzuela, columbia and cuba... are all astir????

I wonder why?

It won't surprise me if the falkland islands erupt this week as well... China and the old commie network are really busy...

[livius]

"The Mexican left-wing intelligentsia ...

These people are a real plague, and along with their corrupt left-wing political allies, have effectively blocked change in Mexico for years. Fox has made a surprising amount of progress, although it may appear pretty modest to anyone outside of Mexico. Hope he keeps it up!

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

The article says, "It makes sense for Mexico's President Vicente Fox to meet with Cuban dissidents and recognize that they exist." This article styles his opposition "leftist"--but they were the Establishment in Mexico, even more so than the journalists/"intellectuals"/plaintiff lawyers/liberal politicans are here.

This, from the LA Times?

The salient point is that for the first time Mexico has a president who was selected by a really competitive election and not a pro forma Potemkin affair. A necessary--but all-too-clearly not sufficient--condition for having a rights-respecting government . . .

[T. Buzzard Trueblood]

Am I dreaming?
This piece is in the LA Times?