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Glad to see…
our Mexican Senate trying to do something good for a change o/
I don’t understand…
how the US let this happen. Did this month’s “Do as we say”, er, I mean “development” cheque not clear in time for the vote?
Nice to see a country doing what’s best for its people rather than corporate interests for a change. I wish we had a government that did that.
Wait, our senate is sure to be just as wise and decisive!
peasant
The real problem here is that Felipe Calderon, being a spurious president and a Bill gates admirer, can revert this decision.
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Felipe can’t revert anything… he can only propose a change or reform… but if my clock is right that wont do before he goes out of the chair.
First thing i can say when i ask myself if the senate has done anything really good since its creation…