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Article: Interview: A 'Dysfunctional' System; The former foreign minister, now running for president, argues that institutional change must be a priority.(Interview)
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- April 5, 2004
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Byline: Scott Johnson
Jorge Castaneda, Mexico's foreign minister from 2000 to 2003, last week announced that he was running for president in 2006. Castaneda, a former columnist for NEWSWEEK International, hopes to run as an independent candidate, but must petition the government to waive a law prohibiting anyone not affiliated with a party from seeking office. He discussed his ambitions with NEWSWEEK's Scott Johnson. Excerpts:
Why did you decide to run?
CASTANEDA: The country needs change. The 2000 [presidential] election was a referendum on the PRI. Now the kinds of changes needed are much more complex, much more subtle, but aren't possible ...
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