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"Yo no quiero una Venezuela en México" El expresidente mexicano Vicente Fox ha despertado las críticas de su propio partido al hacer un llamado de unidad para fortalecer al candidato puntero en las encuestas... Ver entrevista completa aquí. |
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Con Adela Micha El ex presidente Vicente Fox reitera su rechazo a López Obrador y pide que se acepten los resultados electorales. Ir al enlace. |
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MILENIO Este arroz ya se coció: Vicente Fox Vicente Fox dijo que le hubiera gustado que fuera su candidata la que ganara la Presidencia, “pero también tengo que pensar racionalmente, yo soy un hombre de mercadotecnia, yo creo en las encuestas, sé que no están equivocadas y veo que esto ya está por suceder o prácticamente este arroz ya se coció”. Ir al enlace. |
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RADIOFÓRMULA Asegura Fox, "este arroz ya se coció". Con José Cárdenas El ex mandatario mexicano, al referirse a los resultados de las recientes encuestas afirmó, "qué más hubiera yo querido que fuera mi candidata la que ganara, la próxima presidenta, pero también tengo que pensar racionalmente (…), creo en las encuestas, sé que no están equivocadas y veo que esto ya está por suceder o prácticamente que este arroz ya se coció." Ir al enlace. |
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CNN Fox añadió que "no tiene nada de malo" que López Obrador haya iniciado el movimiento #YoSoy132, pero se debe "decir la verdad al resto de los jóvenes". Ir al enlace. |
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jueves, 21 de junio de 2012
Noticias Lic. Vicente Fox Quesada (18 - 22 Junio)
lunes, 9 de noviembre de 2009
La Presidenta recibe al ex presidente de México, Vicente Fox Quesada
La Presidenta de la Comunidad de Madrid, Esperanza Aguirre, recibe al ex presidente de México, Vicente Fox Quesada. La recepción tiene lugar en el Salón Institucional de la Real Casa de Correos, sede del Gobierno regional.
Ver entrevista: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Rb9hWOxCZM
Ver entrevista: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Rb9hWOxCZM
martes, 13 de octubre de 2009
Q & A with former Mexican President Vicente Fox
Before a crowd of engineers gathered in La Quinta, former Mexican President Vicente Fox took a range of questions on global issues. The following are excerpts from his responses:
What are your thoughts on legalizing drugs?
I'm for it. Why? Because it's not the government's responsibility to get our kids off drugs; it's our responsibility. It's the parents' responsibility and the kids or the citizens that do the drugs themselves. ... (Fox compared the issue to Prohibition). Those answers don't work. So I think that today we should open the debate. We should look for better answers.
What are your thoughts on the United States' presence in Afghanistan and the ongoing war that the nation is in with these foreign countries?
This was the key difference between me and President (George W.) Bush and the war in Iraq: I'm for multilateralism, not unilateralism. The United States pretends or keeps being the police of the world, (but) you only get in trouble. Everywhere you get in, you get in trouble.
Do you think outsourcing hurts or helps a country?
From what I see from President (Barack) Obama, I've read his books and I follow his campaign, and he doesn't believe in outsourcing. (But) you don't have to believe in outsourcing, you're forced to. Either you go to outsourcing, or not be competitive anymore. He thinks that NAFTA makes a net job loss for the United States, but that's not true. Trading increases jobs for both of the traders.
Fuente: http://www.mydesert.com/article/20091009/NEWS01/910090326/1026/news12/Q-&-Q-with-former-Mexican-President-Vicente-Fox-
What are your thoughts on legalizing drugs?
I'm for it. Why? Because it's not the government's responsibility to get our kids off drugs; it's our responsibility. It's the parents' responsibility and the kids or the citizens that do the drugs themselves. ... (Fox compared the issue to Prohibition). Those answers don't work. So I think that today we should open the debate. We should look for better answers.
What are your thoughts on the United States' presence in Afghanistan and the ongoing war that the nation is in with these foreign countries?
This was the key difference between me and President (George W.) Bush and the war in Iraq: I'm for multilateralism, not unilateralism. The United States pretends or keeps being the police of the world, (but) you only get in trouble. Everywhere you get in, you get in trouble.
Do you think outsourcing hurts or helps a country?
From what I see from President (Barack) Obama, I've read his books and I follow his campaign, and he doesn't believe in outsourcing. (But) you don't have to believe in outsourcing, you're forced to. Either you go to outsourcing, or not be competitive anymore. He thinks that NAFTA makes a net job loss for the United States, but that's not true. Trading increases jobs for both of the traders.
Fuente: http://www.mydesert.com/article/20091009/NEWS01/910090326/1026/news12/Q-&-Q-with-former-Mexican-President-Vicente-Fox-
Fox: U.S.-Mexico economic partnership key
Former president of Mexico Vicente Fox called for the walls to come down between Mexico and the United States for a joint effort to boost both nations' economies.
The politician, businessman and ranchero spoke to a packed room of engineers during the American Council of Engineering Companies fall conference Thursday at the La Quinta Resort & Club. This is the first time the group has hosted a conference in the Coachella Valley.
There, Fox discussed his views on immigration and the economy, and what he sees as a need for a stronger partnership with the U.S. to deal with those pressing issues.
“Each one of our economies has its own resources, it has its own strength and what we have to do is join in on that,” Fox said. “So we can compete with (Asia) and protect our jobs in both the United States and Mexico.”
In an exclusive interview with The Desert Sun, Fox urged the U.S. to view legal immigrants as more of an asset to the nation's economy, not a hindrance.
“They should be assimilated, integrated to the culture of this nation because sooner or later — more sooner than later — this nation is going to be led by minorities,” Fox said. “This nation should better prepare them and educate them because they will be the leaders of tomorrow.”
Among the most important tools to achieve economic success for both countries, Fox said, is the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Launched in 1994, NAFTA removed most barriers to trade and investment between the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Now, Fox said it needs to be “re-energized” because “the battle is being lost in this region of the world.”
“I think that at this moment, NAFTA is dormant,” he said. “Not many people are paying attention to this great instrument created to associate our three economies.”
Fox continued to say that though he is not in favor of open borders, he does believe walls shouldn't be “between two friends, two neighbors, two partners.”
Para ver el video ir a la Fuente: http://www.mydesert.com/article/20091009/NEWS01/910090325/-1/newsfront
The politician, businessman and ranchero spoke to a packed room of engineers during the American Council of Engineering Companies fall conference Thursday at the La Quinta Resort & Club. This is the first time the group has hosted a conference in the Coachella Valley.
There, Fox discussed his views on immigration and the economy, and what he sees as a need for a stronger partnership with the U.S. to deal with those pressing issues.
“Each one of our economies has its own resources, it has its own strength and what we have to do is join in on that,” Fox said. “So we can compete with (Asia) and protect our jobs in both the United States and Mexico.”
In an exclusive interview with The Desert Sun, Fox urged the U.S. to view legal immigrants as more of an asset to the nation's economy, not a hindrance.
“They should be assimilated, integrated to the culture of this nation because sooner or later — more sooner than later — this nation is going to be led by minorities,” Fox said. “This nation should better prepare them and educate them because they will be the leaders of tomorrow.”
Among the most important tools to achieve economic success for both countries, Fox said, is the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Launched in 1994, NAFTA removed most barriers to trade and investment between the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Now, Fox said it needs to be “re-energized” because “the battle is being lost in this region of the world.”
“I think that at this moment, NAFTA is dormant,” he said. “Not many people are paying attention to this great instrument created to associate our three economies.”
Fox continued to say that though he is not in favor of open borders, he does believe walls shouldn't be “between two friends, two neighbors, two partners.”
Para ver el video ir a la Fuente: http://www.mydesert.com/article/20091009/NEWS01/910090325/-1/newsfront
domingo, 30 de agosto de 2009
Entrevista a COMRàdio
Escuchar la entrevista al Presidente Vicente Fox emitida el 31 de julio en Barcelona, España.
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Podcast en línea
http://podcast.comradio.com/P_31072009_433_3.mp3
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