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The Texas execution of a Mexican national has refocused attention on the death penalty and differing interpretations of human rights. Mexican President Vicente Fox is correct, says James Harrington, in holding that the U.S. must honor its international commitments. After Sept. 11, the White House spoke of forging alliances, but we have returned, says Harrington, to a time when a cowboy insolence guided foreign policy.
September 06, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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