President Calderon Reports Gains In Mexico Drug Fight -- L.A. Times
A written copy of the state of the nation address is given to Mexico's new Congress, which is likely to show its clout.
Reporting from Mexico City - The Mexican government on Tuesday proclaimed that it was making progress in its war against drug traffickers, in a state of the nation report delivered to a new Congress expected to challenge President Felipe Calderon during his remaining three years in office.
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