Vicente Fox

Vicente Fox is a businessman and politician who served as the President of Mexico from 2000 to 2006. Preceded by Ernesto Zedillo, Fox was the Governor of Guanajuato before becoming the country's President. Before a career in politics, he was the president of the the Mexico division of the Coca-Cola Company.

1. Born: July 2, 1942 in Mexico City, Mexico
2. Full Name: Vicente Fox Quesada
3. Attended the Harvard Business School
4. Member of the 29 National Action Party (PAN)
5. Governor of Guanajuato from 1995 - 2000
6. First President elected from an opposition party since 1920
7. Autobiography, Revolution of Hope: The Life, Faith and Dreams of a Mexican President, published in 2007
8. Spouse: Marta Sahagun
9. Succeeded by Felipe Calderon

• 1942: Born in Mexico City
• 1964: Graduated Harvard Business School
• 1979: President of Coca-Cola Company, Mexico
• 1988: Elected to Congress, representing Federal District in Guanajuato
• 1991: Lost the Governor Guanajuato
• 1995: Becomes Mayor of Guanajuato
• 2000: Becomes the 64th President of Mexico

• July 2, 1942: Born

• 1964: Attended Universidad Iberoamericana

• 1964: Went to work for Coca-Cola

• 1970: Married Lillian de la Concha

• 1988: Joined the National Action Party

• 1990: Wife Lillian filed for divorce

• 1991: Lost first bid for Governor of Guanajuato

• 1995: Elected Governor of Guanajuato

• 2000: Elected President of Mexico

• 2006: Exited the presidency amid controversy over the election results.

• 2007: Elected President of Centrist Democrat International

• Amazon.com: Vicente Fox Books

• Amazon.com: Revolution of Hope

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