Trade Is Top Topic For Mexican President’s Visit

Posted on: May 14th, 2006
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“Trade will be the main topic when Mexican President Vicente Fox visits Utah on May 23, a governor’s office spokesman said.

“Were anxious to promote Utah products and services in Mexico in order to enhance our own economy,” said Mike Mower, spokesman for Gov. Jon Huntsman.
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