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Is the arrest of the country's teachers' union head a political ploy or an attempt to reform its education system?
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As Pena Nieto unveils new preventive strategy to deal with the issue, we ask if it will translate into positive change.
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Mexico, Belize, Honduras and Costa Rica leaders call for study of impact of vote by two US states to legalise marijuana.
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Last Modified: 13 Nov 2012 06:46 GMT
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As Mexicans prepare to choose a new leader, what are the main challenges facing Mexico's next president?
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As Mexico's presidential race enters its final weeks, we ask if anyone can stop Enrique Pena Nieto from winning.
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As candidates pitch for the top job, we ask if they can tackle drug violence, extreme poverty and widespread corruption.
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