Change in the wind: Mexico's ruling party faces a strong challenge

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The Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) has ruled Mexico for 68 years, but polls show that the party may lose control of the Chamber of Deputies in the Jul 6, 1997. It is also likely that leftist Cuauhtemoc Cardenas Solorzano will be the next mayor of Mexico City.

Economic aspects, Political activity, Political aspects, Political parties, Mexico, Institutional Revolutionary Party (Mexico), Monterrey, Mexico, Cardenas, Cuauhtemoc

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A city on the edge

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Most Serbs view themselves as victims rather than aggressors in the civil war in Yugoslavia. Incomes have plummeted in Belgrade since the war started and sanctions were imposed. Smuggling and arms dealing are commonplace. State television is filled with propaganda.

Social aspects, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Serbs, Belgrade, Serbia, Belgrade, Yugoslavia

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Guns of autumn

Article Abstract:

Ethnic tension between Croatians and Serbs in Yugoslavia has resulted in vicious fighting. An analysis of the dispute is presented.

Croatia, Ethnic relations, National liberation movements, Yugoslavia, Serbia

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