andres manuel lopez obrador was elected president in mexico in 2000.
andres manuel lopez obrador was elected president in mexico in 2000.
who was elected president in mexico in 2000?
andres manuel lopez obrador
accordingly, after working from 2000 to 2003 out of the "morning news’s" washington, d.c., bureau, he returned to mexico to serve as the newspaper's mexico city bureau chief. he was the "morning news's" lead reporter during mexico's 2000 presidential election, was the first to interview the newly elected president vicente fox, and was one of a small group of experts who briefed then secretary of state hillary clinton before her first trip to mexico. but the abiding preoccupation of his journalism has been with the u.s.-mexico border and the drug wars. corchado's coverage of the drug cartels established a foundation for coverage by other news organizations.
alfredo corchado
the first president of the iavs was michel costantini in 1989. the first elected president was fernande saint-martin, from the université du québec à montréal. the second president, elected during the congress in berkeley, california, in 1994, was jacques fontanille, from the university of limoges. ana claudia de oliveira, from the pontifícia universidade católica de são paulo, was elected president during the congress held in sao paulo in 1996, and paolo fabbri, from the university of bologna, was elected president in siena in 1998. jean-marie klinkenberg, from the university of liège, and member of the groupe µ, was elected president during the congress in quebec city in 2001, and has been re-elected at the general assemblies held in lyon 2004, istanbul 2007 and venice 2010. josé luis caivano, from the university of buenos aires, was elected president in the conference of 2012. the current president, since the conference 2015, is göran sonesson, from the university of lund, sweden.
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