Video: Who is Mexico's New President?

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Video: Who is Mexico’s New President?

Posted on July 3, 2018. Tags: Donald Trump, Mexico

Mexico’s new president is a brash, politically ambiguous populist who draws many comparisons to Donald Trump. BBC News has five things you need to know about the man who will be engaging with the American leader on some of North America’s most pressing issues.

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