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Mexico's Lopez Obrador says mid-term losses won't derail his program

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Mexico City, Jun 7 (EFE).- President Andres Manuel Obrador said Monday that the outcome of mid-term elections in which his leftist Morena party lost ground while retaining its majority in the lower house of Mexico's Congress will allow him to advance his agenda."Two distinct and opposed projects were on the ballot, especially in the federal election, and I am very grateful because as a result of this election the parties that sympathize with the project of transformation that is under way will have a majority in the House of Deputies," he said at his daily press conference.(CAMERA: Miguel Angel Andrade)

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