Mexico's presidential front-runner vows more welfare, formalizes bidMEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican front-runner for next year s election, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, formalized his bid for the presidency on Tuesday and promised his government would spend on the young, elderly and farmers.  Left-winger Lopez Obrador, who had a 12-point lead in one recent poll, wants to significantly change Mexico s approach to the economy, security and education, vowing more support for the poorest but without new taxes or higher debt levels. He promised cheap fertilizer and fixed produce prices for farmers with a goal of making Mexico self-sufficient in food. He also offered paid apprenticeships for unemployed youth, grants for students and higher pensions for the elderly  - expanding on popular welfare programs introduced when he governed Mexico City.  A win by the 64-year-old self-declared nationalist on July 1 could reverse a Latin American trend toward right-leaning governments and set the stage for friction with U.S. President Donald Trump over his anti-migrant language and policies.  Lopez Obrador promised friendly ties with the U.S. government but said he would not accept  racist, hegemonic or arrogant attitudes.      He also proposed a shakeup of government, saying he would move more than a dozen ministries and federal bodies including state oil company Pemex from the capital to regional towns.  The federal government will be decentralized,  Lopez Obrador said, in a speech in the capital after registering his intention to run for his National Regeneration Movement (MORENA) party. He also promised not to increase fuel prices.   In the clearest language yet, he repeated his intention to consult with victims of drug crime about the possibility of offering amnesty to criminals who commit to rehabilitation.  The only aim, there is no other, is to explore all the possibilities to curb the violence and guarantee peace for the people of Mexico,  he said. A poll this week found that two-thirds of Mexicans rejected the idea of amnesty, in a country on track for its deadliest year in modern history with nearly 21,000 murders through October.  Lopez Obrador, who has unsuccessfully run for the presidency twice before, will likely face Jose Antonio Meade, running for the ruling party, and Ricardo Anaya, who heads a left-right coalition of opposition parties.  He did not say how he would finance his spending plans, but in the past has said all new spending would be funded by ending government corruption and waste.  (This story has been refiled to add Meade s full name, paragraph 11)  worldnews
mexico presidential vows welfare formalized bidmexico city reuters mexican next year election andres manuel lopez orator formalized bid presidency tuesday promised government would spend young elderly farmers lopez orator lead one recent poll wants significantly change mexico approach economy security education vowing support poorest without new taxes higher debt levels he promised cheap fertilizer fixed produce prices farmers goal making mexico food he also offered paid apprenticeship unemployed youth grants students higher pensions elderly expanding popular welfare programs introduced governed mexico city a win nationalist july could reverse latin american trend toward governments set stage friction president donald trump language policies lopez orator promised friendly ties government said would accept racist hegemony arrogant attitudes he also proposed makeup government saying would move dozen ministries federal bodies including state oil company peer capital regional towns the federal government decentralized lopez orator said speech capital registering intention run national regeneration movement moreno party he also promised increase fuel prices in clearest language yet repeated intention consult victims drug crime possibility offering amnesty criminals commit rehabilitation the aim explore possibilities curb violence guarantee peace people mexico said a poll week found mexican rejected idea amnesty country track deadliest year modern history nearly murders october lopez orator unsuccessfully run presidency twice likely face jose antonio made running ruling party ricardo any heads coalition opposition parties he say would finance spending plans past said new spending would funded ending government corruption waste this story refined add made full name paragraph worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Mexico's presidential front-runner vows more welfare, formalizes bidMEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican front-runner for next year s election, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, formalized his bid for the presidency on Tuesday and promised his government would spend on the young, elderly and farmers.  Left-winger Lopez Obrador, who had a 12-point lead in one recent poll, wants to significantly change Mexico s approach to the economy, security and education, vowing more support for the poorest but without new taxes or higher debt levels. He promised cheap fertilizer and fixed produce prices for farmers with a goal of making Mexico self-sufficient in food. He also offered paid apprenticeships for unemployed youth, grants for students and higher pensions for the elderly  - expanding on popular welfare programs introduced when he governed Mexico City.  A win by the 64-year-old self-declared nationalist on July 1 could reverse a Latin American trend toward right-leaning governments and set the stage for friction with U.S. President Donald Trump over his anti-migrant language and policies.  Lopez Obrador promised friendly ties with the U.S. government but said he would not accept  racist, hegemonic or arrogant attitudes.      He also proposed a shakeup of government, saying he would move more than a dozen ministries and federal bodies including state oil company Pemex from the capital to regional towns.  The federal government will be decentralized,  Lopez Obrador said, in a speech in the capital after registering his intention to run for his National Regeneration Movement (MORENA) party. He also promised not to increase fuel prices.   In the clearest language yet, he repeated his intention to consult with victims of drug crime about the possibility of offering amnesty to criminals who commit to rehabilitation.  The only aim, there is no other, is to explore all the possibilities to curb the violence and guarantee peace for the people of Mexico,  he said. A poll this week found that two-thirds of Mexicans rejected the idea of amnesty, in a country on track for its deadliest year in modern history with nearly 21,000 murders through October.  Lopez Obrador, who has unsuccessfully run for the presidency twice before, will likely face Jose Antonio Meade, running for the ruling party, and Ricardo Anaya, who heads a left-right coalition of opposition parties.  He did not say how he would finance his spending plans, but in the past has said all new spending would be funded by ending government corruption and waste.  (This story has been refiled to add Meade s full name, paragraph 11)  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: mexico presidential vows welfare formalized bidmexico city reuters mexican next year election andres manuel lopez orator formalized bid presidency tuesday promised government would spend young elderly farmers lopez orator lead one recent poll wants significantly change mexico approach economy security education vowing support poorest without new taxes higher debt levels he promised cheap fertilizer fixed produce prices farmers goal making mexico food he also offered paid apprenticeship unemployed youth grants students higher pensions elderly expanding popular welfare programs introduced governed mexico city a win nationalist july could reverse latin american trend toward governments set stage friction president donald trump language policies lopez orator promised friendly ties government said would accept racist hegemony arrogant attitudes he also proposed makeup government saying would move dozen ministries federal bodies including state oil company peer capital regional towns the federal government decentralized lopez orator said speech capital registering intention run national regeneration movement moreno party he also promised increase fuel prices in clearest language yet repeated intention consult victims drug crime possibility offering amnesty criminals commit rehabilitation the aim explore possibilities curb violence guarantee peace people mexico said a poll week found mexican rejected idea amnesty country track deadliest year modern history nearly murders october lopez orator unsuccessfully run presidency twice likely face jose antonio made running ruling party ricardo any heads coalition opposition parties he say would finance spending plans past said new spending would funded ending government corruption waste this story refined add made full name paragraph worldnews