Vicente Fox Term as President of Mexico
Vicente Fox served as president of Mexico from December 1, 2000, to November 30, 2006. He was the first opposition candidate to win the presidency in over 70 years, ending the Institutional Revolutionary Party's long rule.
Background and Election
Fox ran as the candidate of the National Action Party and won the July 2000 election. His victory marked a historic shift in Mexican politics and was widely reported by major news outlets and official government sources.
Key Facts About His Presidency
During his six-year term, Fox focused on economic reform, anti-crime initiatives, and relations with the United States. His administration faced challenges including security issues and political gridlock.
Where to Find Official Information
For verified details about Vicente Fox's presidency, you can visit the official page on the Mexican government website at www.gob.mx.
