"We are going to fight for new laws, a new economy, a new form of politics," he told a news conference.
Lopez Obrador said he was certain he would have no further legal problems with his candidacy, noting his supporters had turned out by the hundreds of thousands to support him in the previous legal battle, in which he was accused of ignoring a court order.
"You shouldn't mess with the people, because the people are tough," Lopez Obrador told his daily news conference, noting he seeks a system where "there is no separation between the people and the government."
Lopez Obrador did not say who would replace him at the helm of the Western Hemisphere's largest city in the year remaining in his term, but he promised to finish the large freeway projects he started before leaving office.
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And here's a thing from a NZ paper about the problems that have been created for him by right-wing presidente Vincente Fox:
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LOL what Canadian politician would have 1,200,000 people out marching in support of him/her?! In Latin America though, it looks like dominoes are falling all over the place. Too bad for the US that Chavez got put back in office, or else there would be no good example for the rest of Latin America. But where is Canada's Chavez? When will this domino fall?!
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How sad.