2000 Experts discuss president-elect Vicente Fox's proposal for a North American common market . A look at the final days on the campaign trail . An interview with PAN candidate Vicente Fox. Crime waves threaten Mexico City's mayor. . A look at Mexico's war on drugs.
Opposition parties gain ground .
President Ernesto Zedillo on relations with the U.S . Early last month, reform candidate Vicente Fox stunned Mexico and the world by winning the presidency of his country. Promising economic and political change, the former Coca-Cola executive and his National Action Party ousted the Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, that had ruled Mexico for 71 years. Fox won't take office until December 1, but he's been trying to use the transition time to advance and promote his ideas. Fox is scheduled to meet with Republican presidential nominee George W. Bush tomorrow.