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Mexico's Calderon names hardline interior minister
28 Nov 2006 14:12:03 GMT
Source: Reuters

MEXICO CITY, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Mexican President-elect Felipe Calderon chose a hard-line conservative as his interior minister on Tuesday in an appointment likely to widen a rift with the leftist opposition which claims electoral fraud.

Francisco Ramirez Acuna, the governor of the western state of Jalisco, will be interior minister when the new government takes office on Friday, Calderon said.
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A worker waters poinsettias or 'Flor de Noche Buena' flowers in a greenhouse in Atlixco, in the Mexican state of Puebla December 22, 2006. Mexico's early Christians adopted the poinsettias as their prized Christmas flowers and it is used in many Christmas decorations.