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Mexico's president- austeritybecausecampaignceilingculturalcutbackselecteverybodyexampleformerfurtherlesslevelmeasuresofficepositionspublicqualitysalarytrack Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is leading by austeritybecausecampaignceilingculturalcutbackselecteverybodyexampleformerfurtherlesslevelmeasuresofficepositionspublicqualitysalarytrack in his country's austerity drive. He said he would accept austeritybecausecampaignceilingculturalcutbackselecteverybodyexampleformerfurtherlesslevelmeasuresofficepositionspublicqualitysalarytrack than half the salary of his predecessor when he takes austeritybecausecampaignceilingculturalcutbackselecteverybodyexampleformerfurtherlesslevelmeasuresofficepositionspublicqualitysalarytrack in December. This is part of an austeritybecausecampaignceilingculturalcutbackselecteverybodyexampleformerfurtherlesslevelmeasuresofficepositionspublicqualitysalarytrack drive to get Mexico's economy back on austeritybecausecampaignceilingculturalcutbackselecteverybodyexampleformerfurtherlesslevelmeasuresofficepositionspublicqualitysalarytrack. Mr Obrador told reporters on Sunday that: "What we want is for the budget to reach austeritybecausecampaignceilingculturalcutbackselecteverybodyexampleformerfurtherlesslevelmeasuresofficepositionspublicqualitysalarytrack." This means he will take home a austeritybecausecampaignceilingculturalcutbackselecteverybodyexampleformerfurtherlesslevelmeasuresofficepositionspublicqualitysalarytrack of around $5,700 a month. This is just 40 per cent of the salary currently earned by incumbent President Enrique Peña Nieto. In addition, the president-elect said no austeritybecausecampaignceilingculturalcutbackselecteverybodyexampleformerfurtherlesslevelmeasuresofficepositionspublicqualitysalarytrack official would be able to earn more than he will. His supporters greatly welcomed his new austerity austeritybecausecampaignceilingculturalcutbackselecteverybodyexampleformerfurtherlesslevelmeasuresofficepositionspublicqualitysalarytrack.

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