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We go to Mexico where they re welcoming the election of a new president Andreas Manuel Lopez Obrador otherwise known as. We speak with quite a loopy Couric a burro who s an associate professor at Shar School of Policy and government at George Mason University and we feature a special segment by executive producer Denis Bernstein and Randy Credico of live on the fly where they interview former British diplomat political activist and whistleblower Craig Murray I m Kevin Pina filling in for Dennis Bernstein all the straight ahead on Flashpoints your daily investigative newsmagazine Stay tuned. And you re listening to Flashpoints on Pacifica Radio and I m Kevin Pina Well yesterday was a historic day for citizens of Mexico where the leftist as he s known on the days man Wayne Lopez Obrador won the elections for the presidency of Mexico now joining me from Mexico City is going to look at Korea She s an associate professor at the sharp School of Policy and government of George Mason Universi