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Calderon Fetes G-20 as Sun Sets on Mexico Ruling Party

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Mexican President Felipe Calderon won praise from world leaders as host of this week’s Group of 20 summit. It’s probably not enough to get his party’s candidate elected in two weeks.

Calderon has touted the summit that wraps up today in the beach resort of Los Cabos as the biggest and most important heads of state gathering in his nation’s history. Businessmen and politicians at the gathering have heaped praise on his administration for its role on everything from attracting foreign manufacturers who helped boost exports to a record to expanding health care coverage.